ThriveTracker integration

ThriveTracker can run several split tests in one funnel and filter out bots, but its rotations need conversions to pick winners. LanderLab posts every lead from your page back to ThriveTracker with its subid.

  • Webhook
  • Landing pages, Quiz funnels, Workflows (beta, by HTTP Request)

Why connect it

Why ThriveTracker and LanderLab

  • Leads on every branch and rotation

    Each lead comes back with ThriveTracker's subid, so every branch, rotation and landing page in a campaign has its own lead count and cost per lead.

  • Lead details in extra variables

    ThriveTracker's postback has five extra variables, so a quiz answer like state or loan amount can sit on the conversion in its reports.

  • Bot traffic out of the verdict

    ThriveTracker filters bot clicks, so a landing page test is decided on people, and the leads posted back show which page converts them.

  • Upsells added to the same lead

    A later postback with a new transaction ID adds revenue to the same subid, so a lead that's sold again or upgraded keeps one row.

  • The subid on every outgoing link

    Pass Through URL Params forwards the subid and your tokens to every link on the page, including ThriveTracker's own outgoing links to the offer.

ThriveTracker on your landing pages

ThriveTracker gives a campaign rotations of landing pages and offers, branches that run separate split tests side by side, and reports that drill from campaign to landing page to offer. All of it is about which path earns, and on a lead gen campaign the earning starts at the form. When that form is on a LanderLab page, a hidden field keeps the subid the visit arrived with, and the page's Webhook integration sends each submit to ThriveTracker's postback URL with it.

It's a steady pairing for affiliates who've used ThriveTracker for years and want to keep their reporting while building pages and quizzes in LanderLab. Your rotations keep working; they just have leads to work with.

ThriveTracker conversions from the form

ThriveTracker sends the visitor to your LanderLab page with its subid on the URL. When the form is sent, LanderLab posts the conversion back to your ThriveTracker domain with that subid, server to server, and the lead joins the click on the campaign, landing page and offer that produced it. A browser closing early or blocking a pixel doesn't change the count.

Several split tests in one funnel

ThriveTracker's branches let one campaign run different tests for different traffic: a headline test for mobile, a quiz against a form for desktop. Each branch holds its own rotation of LanderLab pages, and the leads posted back settle each test on its own terms. Weights move in ThriveTracker; the pages don't need to change.

Its AI auto-optimization can move the weights for you, once there are enough leads in each arm to be worth trusting.

Lead details next to the click

ThriveTracker's postback carries five extra variables beyond the subid and payout. Put the lead's state, coverage type or debt band in them, and ThriveTracker's drill-down reports can break conversions down by what the lead said, not only by where the click came from. The full lead stays in LanderLab's Leads tab, exportable as CSV on Grow and up.

Revenue that grows with the lead

Lead gen revenue doesn't always arrive at once. ThriveTracker adds revenue to the same subid when a later postback carries a new transaction ID, so a lead sold a second time, or upgraded after a call, shows its full value on the campaign that bought it. Your ROI per landing page reflects what the leads were worth, not just their first payout.

Use cases

Ways to use ThriveTracker on paid traffic

  • 01

    Final expense leads on Facebook

    A short eligibility quiz in a ThriveTracker campaign with a branch per age group. Leads post back per branch, and the extra variables carry the coverage amount each lead asked for.

  • 02

    Personal injury intake on native

    Two LanderLab case review pages rotate in one campaign. Bot clicks are filtered, the leads are posted back, and the page with the lower cost per lead keeps the traffic.

  • 03

    Roofing leads resold to a second buyer

    The first sale posts when the form is sent; a resale to a second buyer adds its revenue to the same subid. The campaign's ROI shows both.

FAQ

ThriveTracker integration FAQ

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ThriveTracker and LanderLab

When is ThriveTracker worth connecting to my landing pages?

When your campaigns live in ThriveTracker: its rotations, branches and AI need conversions, and the form on your LanderLab page is where the leads come from.

Do I need Zapier to send leads to ThriveTracker?

No. The page's webhook fires the conversion at your ThriveTracker domain when the form is sent, without a Zap or a pixel in between.

Can I send quiz answers to ThriveTracker?

Yes, up to five of them, in ThriveTracker's extra postback variables. LanderLab keeps the full set of answers on the lead.

Will ThriveTracker see my click ID and UTMs?

Yes. The subid arrives on the page URL and goes back with the conversion, and Pass Through URL Params keeps it and your UTMs on every link.

Can I rotate LanderLab pages in ThriveTracker?

Yes. Add them to a rotation or a branch with weights, and the leads posted back show which page earns.

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