Pushover on your landing pages
Some leads are only worth something for the next half hour: a flooded basement, a car on the shoulder, an accident claim before another firm calls. Pushover turns each lead from a LanderLab page into a push notification on your phone, watch or desktop, with a priority you set and a tap through to the page.
LanderLab's Webhook integration posts each lead to Pushover's API on submit, so there's no chat workspace to set up and no automation plan in between. It's for the people who answer leads themselves: restoration and plumbing owners on emergency calls, legal intake after hours, solo buyers who want to feel every conversion of a new campaign.
A Pushover notification for every lead, at the priority you choose
Every alert is written the same way: the title with the ZIP or the offer, the message with the name, the phone and the answer that decides the job, the campaign at the bottom. On a lock screen that's everything needed to decide whether to call now.
Priority sets how loud it is. A normal push for routine leads; high priority, which bypasses quiet hours, for pages where a late-night lead is the best lead of the day.
Emergency priority for leads that can't wait
Pushover's emergency priority repeats the alert at an interval you choose, no shorter than 30 seconds, until someone acknowledges it or up to three hours pass. For water damage, towing or lockouts, where the customer calls the next company within minutes, that's the difference between a booked job and a lead you paid for and lost.
Use it sparingly. A crew that gets emergency alerts for routine leads learns to ignore them.
Pushover for owners and solo buyers, without a chat tool
A plumbing owner or a one-person media buying operation doesn't need a team chat just to know a lead came in. Pushover is one app and a simple, predictable allowance: an account can send 10,000 messages a month for free, shared across its applications, which covers most pages with room to spare.
For a solo buyer testing a new campaign, a normal-priority push per lead, with the campaign in the message, is a quiet way to feel the campaign working, or not, without opening an ads manager all afternoon.
