Understand high-intent behavior
Track the page views and business events that matter—from a content visit to a product, cart, checkout, or qualified-lead action.
Use one lightweight connection to understand key visitor actions, grow your owned audience, launch onsite experiences, and trigger relevant follow-up—while keeping your existing website and stack.
Leado gives custom sites the marketing capabilities usually scattered across several specialist tools.
Track the page views and business events that matter—from a content visit to a product, cart, checkout, or qualified-lead action.
Use popups, surveys, and web push prompts to earn permission and learn what visitors need.
Build segments and follow-up across email, SMS, web push, onsite experiences, and workflows.
Bring customer signals and the channels that act on them into one practical workspace.
Map your own products, content, funnels, leads, carts, checkouts, and conversions into useful marketing signals.
Connect known visitors to their behavior, channel permissions, engagement, and campaign history.
Launch targeted popups, surveys, and web push prompts without replacing your website.
Create relevant email, SMS, and web push campaigns for the audiences you choose.
Run A/B/n and split-URL tests with stable assignments, goals, and decision-ready reporting.
Pair first-party behavior with competitor ads, offers, social activity, and campaign inspiration.
Build commerce journeys around your own product, cart, checkout, and purchase events.
Connect content interest, signup intent, qualification, and lifecycle follow-up.
Implement the key signals once, then let marketers own campaigns, audiences, and experiments.
The integration stays flexible while day-to-day campaign work remains marketer-friendly.
Install the Leado script and decide which visitor and business events matter to your customer journey.
Create consented profiles, segments, onsite experiences, and campaign rules around those signals.
Review each customer-facing action, measure behavior and conversion, and improve the next iteration.
The website connection can run on custom sites and frameworks that allow you to add the Leado script and, where needed, call JavaScript events.
No. Leado adds tracking, onsite experiences, audiences, campaigns, workflows, and experiments around the site you already operate.
Yes. Your implementation can send custom journey events and common commerce events such as product views, cart activity, checkout starts, and completed orders.
Usually not. Developers establish the connection and key events; marketers can then manage supported campaigns, experiences, audiences, and experiments in Leado.
Start with the events that matter most, then give your marketing team the context and channels to turn them into growth.