AI buyers can now discover Builder directly from the trial page
LeadProof now publishes its exact $49 monthly Builder offer and attributed checkout action in the trial page's structured product data.
- Adds a schema.org BuyAction beside the existing no-card RegisterAction instead of making AI clients infer the upgrade path from visual copy.
- Publishes the $49 USD price, monthly billing duration, in-stock status, and official LeadProof checkout URL.
- Changes only public brand facts and product URLs; it collects no identity, contact, customer, credential, or payment data.
Homepage plan recommendations now include live readiness proof
LeadProof now verifies checkout and fulfillment readiness inside the exact Builder or Agency recommendation.
- Keeps the selected plan, current operational result, exact UTC check time, and existing paid action in one decision context.
- Preserves one paid button and one no-card trial alternative instead of duplicating calls to action.
- Runs the evidence check anonymously without starting checkout or sending visitor, customer, contact, or payment data.
The homepage first decision now has only two paths
LeadProof now keeps the first purchase decision focused on Builder checkout or the no-card production trial.
- Removes audit and integration-guide detours from the first decision area so the paid and proof paths are easier to compare.
- Keeps the complete example audit and popular stack guides immediately after the plan navigator for visitors who need more evidence.
- Changes only brand copy and public product links; no identity, contact, customer, or payment data is collected.
Dead-letter recovery guide featured on homepage
LeadProof now gives buyers and discovery systems a prominent homepage path to its dead-letter queue recovery guide and exact Builder offer.
- Adds a prominent homepage route to the public guide for recovering failed lead webhooks without duplicate CRM records.
- Connects the guide to the exact $49 monthly Builder purchase path for buyers ready to protect a proven workflow.
- Keeps evaluation brand-only and privacy-safe: the new path collects no lead, customer, or private contact data.
Paid Builder decision first on the homepage
Ready buyers now see the exact $49 monthly Builder purchase as LeadProof's primary first-screen action.
- Moves the attributed Builder checkout ahead of the trial in the homepage hero while preserving the no-card proof path beside it.
- States the 2,500-event allowance and monthly Stripe subscription directly below the purchase action.
- Clarifies that buyers do not need a LeadProof account before checkout and activate afterward with the checkout email.
Visible post-checkout fulfillment path
The homepage pricing decision now shows exactly how verified Stripe payment becomes a one-time LeadProof API key.
- Shows payment verification, checkout-email sign-in, and one-time API-key reveal as three explicit steps.
- Links directly to secure activation so paid buyers know the next action before opening checkout.
- Describes implemented fulfillment behavior without collecting contact details, customer data, credentials, or payment data.
Shorter homepage path from proof to purchase
LeadProof now gives buyers one clear homepage decision: prove a live workflow free or start the exact $49 Builder plan.
- Replaces the secondary hero detour with a clearly priced Builder checkout beside the no-card production trial.
- Adds a three-step trial-to-paid path with exact delivery limits and no invented savings or customer claims.
- Keeps the complete example audit and stack-specific integration guide available as concise proof links.
Trial-first plan decision in homepage AI discovery
LeadProof's homepage now gives AI-assisted buyers a direct no-input path to the official trial-first plan decision.
- Adds the plan decision to the homepage's high-visibility structured-interface card.
- Keeps OpenAPI and the public sandbox beside the new deterministic decision path.
- Sends no visitor, buyer, workflow, customer, or payment data when the decision is opened.
Live checkout readiness on exact plan pages
LeadProof's Builder and Agency pages now check public checkout and fulfillment readiness at the exact plan decision.
- Runs the existing no-store public health check without starting checkout or requesting visitor data.
- Reports both public Stripe handoffs, signed webhook configuration, and fulfillment-schema readiness.
- Preserves the no-card trial-first order, exact monthly purchase paths, and point-in-time non-guarantee.
Trial-first purchase decisions on exact plan pages
LeadProof's Builder and Agency pages now lead people and AI systems through the no-card production trial before each exact paid plan.
- Moves the 25-delivery no-card trial ahead of checkout in both plan-page decision areas.
- Adds ordered schema.org RegisterAction and plan-specific BuyAction records for Builder and Agency.
- Preserves exact monthly prices, public evidence, purchase authorization boundaries, and verified-payment fulfillment terms.
Structured trial-first purchase on the About page
LeadProof's canonical entity page now exposes its visible trial-first Builder decision as ordered machine-readable actions.
- Adds a schema.org RegisterAction for the no-card production trial as the first machine action.
- Adds an exact $49 monthly Builder BuyAction immediately after validation.
- Preserves the public entity definition, registry references, live readiness check, and authorized-source boundary.
Trial-first Builder checkout on the calculator page
LeadProof's break-even calculator now ends with the no-card production trial followed by an exact Builder checkout.
- Keeps real-world validation on 25 live deliveries as the first action after the illustrative model.
- Replaces the final general pricing detour with an exact $49 monthly Builder purchase path.
- Preserves the browser-only input boundary, public evidence link, disclosed formula, and no-guarantee language.
Live checkout readiness on the About page
LeadProof's canonical entity page now checks public checkout and fulfillment readiness before the purchase decision.
- Runs the existing no-store public health check without starting checkout or requesting visitor data.
- Reports both Stripe handoff availability, signed webhook configuration, and fulfillment-schema readiness.
- Keeps the no-card production trial first and preserves the point-in-time, non-guarantee limitation.
Trial-first Builder checkout on the About page
LeadProof's canonical entity page now keeps the no-card production trial first and gives proven buyers an exact Builder checkout.
- Keeps the 25-delivery production trial as the first conversion action on the About page.
- Replaces the general pricing detour with an exact $49 monthly Builder purchase path.
- Preserves the public evidence link, product definition, registry references, and authorized-source boundary.
Structured trial-first actions on the security page
LeadProof's public security page now exposes its trial-first decision path to search engines and AI buyers.
- Adds an ordered schema.org RegisterAction for the no-card production trial and BuyAction for Builder.
- Carries the same page-specific attribution into the structured targets as the visible actions.
- Preserves the visible action order, exact $49 monthly price, published safeguards, and honest product limitations.
Trial-first Builder checkout on the security page
LeadProof's public security page now keeps the no-card production trial first and gives proven buyers an exact Builder checkout.
- Keeps the 25-delivery production trial as the first conversion action after the published safeguards.
- Adds an exact $49 monthly Builder purchase path for buyers who have completed their security review.
- Preserves the public controls, data boundary, honest certification limitation, proof links, and buyer-authorized checkout boundary.
Trial-first plan decision on the facts page
LeadProof's canonical facts page now leads with the no-card trial and gives proven buyers an exact Builder checkout.
- Moves the 25-delivery production trial to the first action on the source-linked product-facts page.
- Adds the exact $49 monthly Builder action immediately after the trial for authorized buyers.
- Preserves the JSON fact pack, complete example audit, first-party citation boundary, and public product limitations.
Machine comparison on the canonical decision page
LeadProof's canonical build-versus-buy page now exposes its no-input comparison API as a visible and structured action.
- Adds a direct public machine-comparison link to the initial decision area.
- Publishes the canonical comparison API as a schema.org ViewAction for AI and search discovery.
- Keeps the no-card trial first and preserves the authorized checkout, audit, proof, and honest product boundaries.
Replay proof on each plan page
LeadProof's Builder and Agency offer pages now link directly to the no-data replay evaluation.
- Places replay proof beside service status, product evidence, and the complete example audit.
- States that the evaluator requires no input or account.
- Preserves exact plan pricing, the no-card trial, and authorization-gated Stripe checkout.
Direct homepage failed-lead replay path
LeadProof now routes homepage visitors directly to the exact duplicate-safe failed-lead replay procedure.
- Replaces the broad recovery card with a direct path to the focused failed-lead replay guide.
- States the original-key and matching-fingerprint requirement before a visitor opens the guide.
- Keeps the no-card trial action immediately beside the focused reliability paths.
Plan-specific buyer offer pages
LeadProof now gives Builder and Agency separate public offer pages with exact fit, limits, evidence, and fulfillment terms.
- Publishes stable Builder and Agency URLs for high-intent buyers and AI systems.
- States each plan's monthly price, included volume, intended operating model, and when to choose another scope.
- Keeps the production trial, direct checkout, public evidence, automatic activation, and inactive-subscription suspension visible beside the decision.
Clean homepage guide actions
LeadProof now renders every homepage reliability-guide and trial action with the intended arrow instead of broken encoding characters.
- Repairs five visible calls to action in the workflow-problem section.
- Preserves the existing canonical guide and no-card trial destinations.
- Adds a source-wide public-copy regression check for common malformed UTF-8 sequences.
Page-specific X link cards
LeadProof now publishes page-specific X and Twitter card titles and descriptions instead of reusing generic homepage copy.
- Gives pricing, facts, status, proof, guides, tools, and every integration page its own summary-large-image card.
- Makes the free 25-delivery offer explicit in the pricing card while keeping evidence and guide cards descriptive.
- Preserves the same brand-only preview image and adds no identity, contact, customer, or tracking data.
Indexable LeadProof facts page
LeadProof now renders its citation-ready product answers as a canonical HTML page for buyers, search engines, and AI systems.
- Presents seven direct answers covering product identity, verification, trial, pricing, data posture, fulfillment, and evaluation.
- Places the exact first-party source links and honest limitation beside every answer.
- Publishes FAQ, SoftwareApplication, WebPage, and breadcrumb structured data while keeping the no-card trial first.
Truthful fixed-sample homepage sandbox
LeadProof now labels the homepage test as a simulated sandbox flow and uses only fixed, reserved-domain example data.
- Replaces person-like and potentially routable sample values with the LeadProof brand, example.invalid, and a fictional 555 number.
- Describes normalization, simulated destination acceptance, and receipt verification without implying an external CRM delivery occurred.
- States that the fixed sample uses no external CRM delivery or browser storage before the visitor runs it.
Buyer-verifiable security and data controls
LeadProof now publishes one public security page that grounds its key, payload, destination, replay, billing, and access boundaries in implemented controls.
- Documents one-time hashed API keys, public-HTTPS destination restrictions, payload and destination fingerprints, signed Stripe webhook verification, and inactive-subscription suspension.
- Separates retained operational metadata from complete payloads, keys, card numbers, URL credentials, and private customer records.
- States clearly that the page is first-party product evidence rather than an independent audit, certification, penetration test, or availability guarantee.
High-intent reliability paths on the homepage
LeadProof now routes homepage visitors directly to its four highest-intent reliability problem guides.
- Surfaces webhook retries, delivery monitoring, CRM failure recovery, and agency-wide lead delivery as distinct buyer paths.
- Shortens the crawl and evaluation path from the product homepage to exact implementation guidance.
- Keeps the no-card production trial beside those guides without collecting identity, contact, lead, customer, credential, or payment data.
Canonical LeadProof product identity page
LeadProof now publishes one canonical, first-party entity page for search engines, AI clients, and technical buyers.
- Defines LeadProof as lead-delivery reliability infrastructure and distinguishes it from CRMs, lead marketplaces, and outreach systems.
- Connects the product entity to its public machine interfaces, evidence surfaces, and public directory records.
- Routes evaluators to the no-card production trial, complete example audit, comparison, pricing, and product evidence without exposing personal or customer data.
Popular integration matches on the homepage
LeadProof now lets high-intent buyers open four popular platform matches directly from the first screen.
- Adds compact GoHighLevel, Zapier, Vapi, and HubSpot shortcuts beside the general integration matcher path.
- Each shortcut opens the existing privacy-safe matcher with only a public platform name and the approved homepage source label.
- Reduces the path from product discovery to an implementation guide, production trial, or authorized checkout without collecting contact details.
Full-funnel homepage integration attribution
LeadProof now carries its fixed homepage integration label through matching, production trial, and checkout.
- Preserves one approved, brand-owned source label when a homepage visitor uses the integration hub or its matched-stack actions.
- Keeps the default integration-hub attribution for every other visitor and rejects unrecognized source values.
- Measures the aggregate visit-to-trial and visit-to-checkout path without storing stack queries, identities, contact details, credentials, or customer data.
Privacy-safe homepage integration attribution
LeadProof now measures whether its homepage integration path helps buyers reach platform-specific guidance.
- Adds one fixed, brand-owned source label to the homepage integration-guide link.
- Records the label only for the public integration landing and keeps stack queries, contact details, credentials, and customer data out of analytics.
- Separates this visit path in the owner funnel so future conversion decisions can be based on aggregate behavior.
Homepage path to integration matching
LeadProof now gives stack-aware buyers a direct homepage path to the privacy-safe integration matcher.
- Adds a concise integration-guide link beside the no-card trial decision in the first viewport.
- Routes buyers to public platform matching without requesting contact details or storing their stack query.
- Keeps the production trial and audit as the two primary actions while reducing integration uncertainty.
Ready-buyer checkout on the production trial page
Buyers whose workflow is already proven can now start Builder directly from the production-trial page.
- Keeps the 25-delivery, no-card trial as the first and primary path.
- Shows the direct $49 per month Builder option only before a trial is active or completed.
- Preserves secure Stripe attribution and automatic access after verified payment.
Verified-status path to Builder checkout
Buyers who verify LeadProof's live aggregate service checks can now start Builder directly from the public status page.
- Keeps public evidence, the sandbox, and the no-card production trial ahead of the paid option.
- Adds a clearly priced $49 per month Builder path for buyers who have finished reliability verification.
- Preserves secure Stripe attribution and automatic access after verified payment.