Works with

Connect your website once. Then see which Google Ads brought each lead, pull Local Services inquiries into your inbox, and optionally use WordPress if that’s how your site is built.

Main setup

Your website

Add Local Lead Feed to your site once — your web person pastes a short connection code. That powers Hub forms, the call button, referrals, and related marketing tools. Set up the connection under Works with; day-to-day tools live under Marketing.

— Works on almost any website
— Forms on the page or as a popup, built in the Hub
— Floating call button with a tracking number or your usual line

One website connection

Paid ads

Google Ads

When someone clicks a Google Ad and later fills out a form, Local Lead Feed remembers that first visit. You see Google Ads as the source on the lead — not a guess.

— Remembers the ad click even if they browse a few pages first
— Source reports show leads by channel
— Dedicated tracking numbers for call extensions

See which ads bring real inquiries

Google Local Services

Local Services Ads

Phone, message, and booking leads from Google Local Services land in your inbox after you connect with Google. Local Lead Feed only reads leads — it never replies, leaves feedback, or changes your campaigns.

— Connect with your Google account (no special keys to manage)
— Leads show up marked as Google Local Services
— New leads sync automatically every few minutes

Local Services leads in your inbox

Also available

WordPress + WPForms

Optional plugin if your site uses WPForms Lite or Pro

Other tools & custom sites

Your developer can send leads from other platforms into the same inbox

Ready to connect your website?

Connect your website, open your Hub, and try Local Lead Feed free for 14 days — full access while you see if it fits.

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