Review · Independent · Updated June 2026
Lead Forensics review
Reverse-IP website-visitor identification that shows which companies browse your site, at an enterprise price.
Lead Forensics is the established name in B2B website-visitor identification: it reveals which companies browse your site via reverse-IP, with strong support. The catch: opaque five-figure pricing, demanding annual contracts, and it identifies the company, not the individual visitor.
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- Capterra4.5/5251 reviews View on Capterra ↗
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At a glance
- Founded
- 2009
- HQ
- Portsmouth, UK
- Best for
- B2B teams wanting to identify anonymous website traffic; UK and mid-market companies with web traffic to convert; Sales teams that act on real-time visitor alerts
- Free trial
- Yes (limited)
Pros and cons
Pros
- Identifies the ~97% of B2B web visitors who never fill in a form, via reverse-IP matching.
- Real-time visitor alerts and 20+ CRM and analytics integrations.
- Customer support and account management are the most-praised aspect (Capterra support 4.7/5).
- Quick to set up, since you drop in a tracking snippet and the vendor does the heavy lifting.
Cons
- Opaque, five-figure pricing, with a reported ~$35k/year average (Vendr data) and no public list.
- Annual upfront contracts and auto-renewals that are hard to cancel are a recurring complaint (per BBB filings).
- It identifies the visiting company, not the individual person, a structural limit of reverse-IP.
- IP matching can surface false leads from ISP/telecom traffic, and contact data can be dated.
Lead Forensics pricing
United States pricing
Not publicly listedUK-founded but sales-led: Lead Forensics publishes no pricing and quotes per website-traffic volume. Reported figures (USD): entry ~$6,000/yr, average contract ~$35,000/yr (Vendr data), enterprise to ~$95,000/yr. Annual, paid upfront, with reported auto-renewal terms. Unconfirmed estimate.
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | $6,000 est. | / year | Reported entry ~$6k/yr; priced on traffic volume. Unconfirmed estimate. |
| Automate (enterprise) | $35,000 est. | / year | Reported average contract ~$35k/yr, up to ~$95k. Unconfirmed estimate. |
Frequently asked questions
- How much does Lead Forensics cost?
- US plans are estimated from $6,000/year.
- Does Lead Forensics offer a free trial?
- Lead Forensics offers a limited free trial or sample so you can test data quality before committing.
- Is Lead Forensics GDPR compliant?
- Operates as a data processor (you are the controller) under a GDPR Article 28 DPA, and processes business-level data only, and it states it cannot identify individual visitors or personal/home details, and is ISO 27001 certified. The grey zone: it disclaims responsibility for the lawful basis (pushing it to you) and its guidance is largely silent on PECR/ePrivacy cookie-consent duties, which sit with you.