Simple annual licensing
Protect one site or an entire client portfolio
Start with founding-customer pricing, professional onboarding, and a 30-day refund policy while the initial release program is open.
Founding-customer pricing
One recovered opportunity can pay for the entire year
Use the introductory price during the controlled launch. Renewals move to the published regular annual price unless your final offer states otherwise.
Starter
1 website
$199 regular annual price
$129 first year
- One production website
- Lead custody and ownership
- Response deadlines and escalation
- One year of updates
- Standard support
Business
5 websites
$399 regular annual price
$249 first year
- Five production websites
- Advanced routing and reporting
- Backup-owner workflows
- One year of updates
- Priority founding support
Agency
25 websites
$799 regular annual price
$499 first year
- Twenty-five client websites
- Agency onboarding
- Partner sales resources
- One year of updates
- Priority support
Prices, taxes, renewals, support scope, license limits, and included services must match your final checkout and legal terms.
Lead Guard Lite compared with Pro
| Capability | Lite | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Local lead inbox | Included | Included |
| Accountable owner | One owner | Multiple owners and routing |
| Form integrations | CF7, WPForms, Elementor | Seven major systems plus REST |
| Escalation | One overdue reminder | Backup owners and advanced stages |
| Notification channels | Email, webhooks, retries | |
| Payload protection | Redaction and limits | Redaction plus encryption when supported |
| Agency reporting | — | Commercial roadmap and agency tools |
| Commercial updates and support | WordPress.org updates | License Hub and private updates |
Questions before purchase
Frequently asked questions
Does Lead Guard replace my form plugin?
No. It works alongside supported form systems and protects the inquiry after submission by adding custody, ownership, acknowledgement, timing, and escalation.
Does an SMTP plugin solve the same problem?
SMTP improves transmission and delivery evidence. It does not prove that a responsible person saw, acknowledged, and handled the inquiry.
What happens when the license expires?
Your final policy should explain this precisely. Lead capture should never silently stop because of a licensing outage; commercial updates, support, and premium services can require an active license.
Is Lead Guard a CRM?
It is a lead custody and accountability layer. It can complement a CRM by making sure the inquiry survives and reaches a responsible owner before deeper sales management begins.
Can agencies install it for clients?
Yes. Choose a plan with enough activations and follow the published licensing, client-management, support, and fair-use terms.
Should I test on staging first?
Yes. Back up the website and test every form, notification channel, deadline, escalation, privacy action, update, and restoration process before production use.