Bring leads in from where they already are
Import a file, read a shared Google Sheet every hour, or connect a Facebook Page's lead forms. New rows become contacts, rows already imported update them, and each source shows whether it is still feeding you.
On every plan- Spreadsheet, read hourly
- Lead-ad forms
- Matched by phone number
Leads sit where nobody is calling them
An ad form waits in another tool
A lead filled the form an hour ago. Nobody has exported it.
Two copies of one person
Importing the same list twice gives you the same customer twice, and a double call.
A source stops, and nobody notices
A changed password ends the flow. You only notice when the leads dry up.
How it comes in
Choose the source
A CSV file, a Google Sheet, or a Facebook lead form. A CRM can send leads through its webhook too.
Match the columns
Name your columns with the keys shown, and they fill the right field without matching.
Contacts arrive
New rows become contacts. Rows already imported update them, matched by phone, however it is written.
Something happens next
A new contact can start a workflow, if one is switched on.
Every source, and whether it still feeds you
What each has brought in, and when it last ran.
- New counts contacts a source created, not rows that updated one you had.
- If Facebook stops sharing a Page's leads, new ones wait and Needs you says so. Reconnect and they come in.
- Past your plan's contact limit, new rows are saved but held, and never called until you activate them.
Matching
A repeat number updates the person. It does not add a second one.
View contactsWhat you control
Keep reading a sheet
Read the sheet every hour, or press Sync now.
Contact fields
Which fields you keep beyond a name and number, by contact type.
Pausing
A paused Page ignores new submissions, and they are not collected later.
Removing
Stops new contacts. Those already in stay.
Who it helps
Marketing teams
Ad leads into calling without an export.
Sales teams
A list without duplicates, updated as sheets change.
Which plan has it, and what it costs
| Plan | Starter₹999 a month | Growth₹2,999 a month | Professional₹7,999 a month | Enterprise₹28,000 a month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Sheets and lead-form sync | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Syncing sources | Up to 1 source | Up to 5 sources | Up to 25 sources | Unlimited |
| CSV import and export | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| Contacts | Up to 500 contacts | Up to 5,000 contacts | Up to 50,000 contacts | Unlimited |
| Leads from your CRM's webhook | Not included | Included | Included | Included |
What it costs
- Bringing contacts in has no charge of its own. Calling them is billed as usual.
Free trial: Included, with 1 syncing source and up to 200 contacts.
See every plan and rateWatch out for this
A lead source does not ring anyone by itself: a campaign or workflow does. Past your contact limit, new rows are held and not called until you act.
What stays your job
You need a lawful basis to call the people you bring in. Consent stays your responsibility.
It works with these
Lead sources: questions
Will importing the same list duplicate people?
How often is a sheet read?
Are leads ever dropped?
Can I call them at once?
Stop exporting. Start calling.
Connect one sheet or form and see it arrive.