Google Address Autocomplete on your landing pages
For solar, roofing, insurance and most home services offers, the address isn't just another field: it's what the buyer quotes on and sends someone to. It's also the slowest field to type on a phone and the easiest to get wrong, which costs you twice: visitors who quit at that step, and leads a buyer can't work.
LanderLab's Google Address Autocomplete integration takes care of both. The Google Address Autocomplete Input block in your quiz or form shows Google's suggestions as the visitor types, running on your own Google Places API key. You connect the key once and it's saved to your LanderLab account, so every other page can use it without entering it again.
Google Address Autocomplete in your quiz funnels
The Google Address Autocomplete Input block takes the place of a plain address field in a quiz or form step. With your key connected and the page published, suggestions appear as the visitor types, and picking one fills the field.
From there the address is a field like any other: it's saved with the lead and mapped to your CRM, sheet, webhook or buyer along with the rest of the answers.
Faster forms on a phone
Most paid social traffic fills your form on a phone, where the address is the longest answer to type. Suggestions cut it to a few characters and a tap.
That matters most in multi-step quizzes, where the address usually comes late, after the visitor has already invested a few answers. Making that step quick is how you keep the people you've already paid to bring this far.
Addresses a buyer can use
For solar, roofing and other home services leads, the address is what the buyer quotes on and sends someone to. A misspelled street or a wrong ZIP can leave the buyer with a lead they can't use. With autocomplete, the visitor picks an address Google recognizes instead of spelling it out.
