Lead Scoring for Freelancers Who Can't Afford to Call Second
Your contact form, ranked: serious buyers on top, spam gone, reply drafted.
Small pipeline, high stakes
A freelancer's month can hinge on two or three enquiries. Yet every submission arrives looking identical: the $5k project and the spam bot get the same email subject line. When you do client work all day, triage happens late, and late loses to whoever called first.
Scoring without the enterprise machinery
LeadScore watches your contact form and scores each submission 0-100 for intent, budget signals, urgency, and spam patterns. You get a ranked list with plain-language summaries and a suggested reply for each lead, then get back to work. Hot leads can ping your phone via Slack or email the moment they arrive, so the good ones never wait for your end-of-day inbox session.
Built for a one-person workflow
- 60-second install: one script tag, no plugins to configure.
- No CRM, no pipeline, no weekly review ritual.
- Spam never reaches you, filtered at scoring time.
- Works on WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, or hand-built sites.
Frequently asked questions
I only get a few leads a week. Is scoring worth it?
That is exactly when it matters most: with few leads, calling the wrong one first can cost you the month. Scoring takes seconds and tells you where to spend your limited selling time.
Do I need a CRM?
No. LeadScore is built for people who will never open a pipeline view. One script tag, one ranked list, Slack or email pings for hot leads, that is the whole workflow.
What does a hot lead look like?
A 0-100 score with a hot, warm, cold, or spam label, a one-line summary of who they are and what they want, and a drafted reply you can send in one click.
How much does it cost?
Pro is $19/month for up to 2 sites and 1,000 scored submissions. Start with the 5-day free trial (50 submissions, no credit card) and only pay if it earns its keep.
Try it on your next lead
The free trial scores your next 50 submissions free. Start your free trial If it doesn't change who you call first, cancel and keep the CSV export.