What we are better at, and what we are not
15 comparisons against the tools lead generation businesses actually use. We check every claim about somebody else's product before we make it, and we say where they are the better buy.
Where we are the stronger choice
Everything here runs today and is on a page of this site that shows it.
One data model from capture to invoice
Routing, delivery, returns and partner billing read the same record the CRM does. Adding a field is one change, not one per tool.
Distribution and billing are one module
Selection, delivery, returns, credit notes and the partner invoice, including ZUGFeRD and XRechnung. Most comparisons here need a second tool for the invoice.
Automation without a tier upgrade
Fourteen triggers and twenty steps in the module itself. No middleware subscription in the middle to move a record from one tool to the next.
You can see a routing decision before it happens
A dry run shows which partner would get the record and why, including what the pre-filter held back. A log that only shows the result makes every dispute your word against theirs.
Booked one module at a time
Each on its own cycle. Cancel one and the records stay, because they belong to the core.
Where we are the weaker choice
You would find these out in week two. Better to read them in minute one.
The form builder is not finished
The screens exist, the data layer does not. Until it ships you keep the form you already run and point it at the intake API. If a built-in form builder is what you are shopping for, this is not it yet.
No call tracking and no pay per call
Three of the five distribution platforms below route phone calls as well as form leads. We route records. If calls are half your revenue, half your business stays outside.
No ping and post
That is a decision rather than a gap, and we wrote down the reasoning. It is still a gap if your buyers bid per lead and expect it.
No qualified electronic signature
Signatures are simple electronic signatures with an evidence chain. Where the law demands a qualified signature, you need a trust service provider and we are not one.
Two languages, and no customer logos
English and German. And we are new: there is no wall of logos here, because there is no wall of logos to show.
Lead distribution platforms
The tools built for selling leads on. This is the comparison that matters most to us, because it is the only category where the other side does the same job end to end.
Top boberdoo Alternatives in 2026
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LeadByte keeps its pricing behind a sales call and its CRM outside the product. What the alternatives cost, and what each one leaves out.
Read itTop LeadsPedia Alternatives in 2026
LeadsPedia is built for volume and priced for it. The alternatives, what each one costs, and where LeadsPedia is still the better answer.
Read itTop Phonexa Alternatives in 2026
Phonexa bundles calls, email and leads in one suite and prices it that way. The alternatives, what each one costs, and which part you actually need.
Read itCRMs
Good at being a CRM. The question is what happens after qualification, and what the automation tier costs once you need it.
Top Close CRM Alternatives for Lead Generation in 2026
Close is a strong outbound CRM that charges per user and gates automation. The alternatives for a lead generation business, and what each one costs.
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Read itForm builders
Where most lead generation setups start, and where the second data model quietly begins.
Top Gravity Forms Alternatives in 2026
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Looking for Typeform alternatives for lead capture? Compare features, pricing, and discover why Leadflip is the best choice for lead generation in 2026.
Read itLanding page builders
They put the page in front of the form. What they hand over afterwards is the whole question.
Top Leadpages Alternatives for Lead Generation in 2026
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Read itTop Unbounce Alternatives for Lead Generation in 2026
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Read itHow we write these
Every price and every limit comes from the other side’s own published material, with the date we read it. Where a comparison would need a claim we cannot check, we leave it out rather than guess. A wrong statement about somebody else is a legal matter, not a marketing detail.
Where the other tool is the better fit, the article says so and names the case. You are going to find that out anyway, and finding it out from us costs us one deal we were not going to win instead of the trust of everyone still reading. The changelog follows the same rule.
Or skip the reading and put a record through it
Set up one entity and one routing rule. That answers more than a table does.