Lead funnels: what they are and how to share one
A lead funnel asks a visitor a few questions, shows a price and saves them as a lead. Share the hosted link, or embed it on any website.
Lead funnels (in the sidebar) are short quote walkthroughs. A visitor answers a few questions, sees a price, and leaves their name and number. Each completed run becomes a contact and a conversation in your inbox.
Share and embed
Open a funnel and look for Share and embed:
- Hosted link for ads, WhatsApp, a bio link or a QR code on a flyer.
- Floating button: paste one script tag on your website and a quote button appears on every page.
- Inline: the same script plus one line where the funnel should sit inside a page.
- Self-build start link: a one-screen form that takes the lead straight into the website builder. See the next article.
Settings worth checking
- Create a contact and open a conversation for each lead. Leave both on unless you only want the numbers.
- Tag added to every contact the funnel creates, for filters and automations.
- Assignment: round robin across your team, or always the owner.
- Tracking: a GA4 measurement ID, a Meta Pixel ID or a Tag Manager container. A completed run fires the lead event, so ad campaigns can optimise for leads.
- Test mode for trying the funnel yourself without creating real leads.
Languages and prices
The questions can be shown in English, Bengali and Hindi, and visitors in India and outside India see their own price track (rupees or US dollars).