Product Updates

Every lead form on your website, your special offers and your embedded form now offer two optional boxes: one to get texts about classes and bookings, and one to get promotions. The wording names your business and is written to meet the phone carriers' requirements. Each lead's page now has a Text messages section showing exactly what the visitor agreed to and when. Registered for texting under a different name? Add it in Website → Site options.

The price you enter for a program in Website → Programs now appears on your website, on the program's own page and on its cards on your Programs page and homepage, like "$149/month · First week free". Search engines can read your prices too. Prices you saved earlier show after your next rebuild, so it's a great time to check they're still current.

Website → About now has a Homepage intro, so your homepage can share a short welcome while your About page keeps your full story. Add formatting like a list of what makes your business different, and write your own button text or keep the default, Read our story. A counter helps you stay around 400 characters, the length that reads best.

Have a logo with fine lettering? Website → Logo now has a Logo Size choice. Pick Large and your logo shows at twice the size in the header on computers and tablets, a step larger on phones, and larger still in the footer. Your website stays Small until you choose Large.

Website → Search now lets you write each page's search headline and description while your website is still on its temporary address, so everything is ready the day you switch over. Text you write is marked Authored, and Reset to automatic brings back the automatic text any time.

Bringing leads over from another system? The template in Leads → Import now has a created_at column, so each lead keeps the date it first came in and counts in the right month on your Leads page. No emails, texts or other notifications go out for imported leads.

When your About page or a custom page doesn't have its own search description, LeadCraft writes one from the page's text. It now ends on the last full sentence that fits instead of stopping mid-sentence, so your pages read better in search results.

If your website has two or more locations, a visitor who sends the lead form without choosing one now sees "Please select a location." Before, those inquiries could be lost, so now more leads reach you. Websites with one location see no change.

An uploaded lead file could get stuck at Queued. Imports now start as soon as you upload the file. If a file sat at Queued before October 21, just upload it again to re-start the upload process.

Saving a lot of content, like an FAQ with 30 questions, no longer fails with "Failed to save." Big saves now go through in Website, Programs, Instructors and Feedback, and nothing needs rebuilding.

On phones, a homepage with lots of testimonials no longer has a row of dots running off the screen. The dots now wrap onto a second row, every one can be tapped, and the page no longer drags sideways.

A button you add to a custom page or blog post now has the same button style as the rest of your website, instead of showing as an underlined link.

Empty a program's pricing note and save, and the note is now removed. Before, the old note stayed put.

Your LeadCraft website can now hold pages you write yourself, like a Careers page or a Policies page. Create up to 10 in Website → Pages & Blog (blog posts never count toward that), add them to your menu or a new footer column, and they are listed for search engines automatically so people can find them.

Give each program its own questions and answers right in Programs. They appear on that program's page under Frequently Asked Questions, and search engines can recognize them as FAQs. Programs without questions stay exactly as they are.

Flip on Show on homepage in About and the opening of your story appears right after your homepage banner, with a link to your full About page. It stays off until you turn it on.

Website → Headings puts every page's heading and subheading on one screen, together with your homepage banner and call-to-action banner headlines. The preview updates as you type, and any field you leave empty keeps your current text.

Every special offer now has an optional Button label, so your offer button says exactly what you want. Leave it empty and it reads Buy Now for offers with a payment link, or Claim This Offer for the rest.

LeadCraft can now connect to other apps for your business, starting with Zapier. Account owners get a new page at Organization → Integrations to see every connected app, check the last 30 days of activity, resend a lead, or disconnect an app. The LeadCraft app in Zapier isn't available to LeadCraft customers yet, and connections will show up here as soon as it is.

The main heading on each program page now names your town, like "Kids Karate in Portland" or "Beginner Pilates in Portland", so every program page says exactly where you are.

Programs, Instructors and Special Offers now sit right next to a live preview of your website, so you see each change as you make it. Your brand colors also now explain what each one changes on your site.

The mission, values and stats you enter in the LeadCraft portal now appear on your About page: your mission as text, your values as cards, and your stats as a band across the page.

Your special offers now appear on your homepage, whether or not you have testimonials.

Text now appears the moment you type in the Website page's editors, with no more lag and no more lost text.

The Menu now shows whether each page is live on your website as soon as you make a change, with no page reload needed.

Paste a link to one of your own pages into the menu or footer and LeadCraft now points you to A page or post right away, so your menu saves without a hitch.

Specialty tags on your website now stay readable whichever color palette you choose.