Gmail on your landing pages
Speed to lead is one of the cheapest conversion lifts in paid traffic. Most small teams don't need a CRM to get it; they need every lead in the inbox they already watch, the second it comes in, with enough detail to pick up the phone.
The Gmail integration does exactly that. Each submit sends an email from your own Gmail address to the people you choose, with the lead's details laid out, so replies come straight back to you.
It's for teams that work leads from an inbox: home services shops dispatching same-day jobs, law firms taking intake, agencies forwarding each lead to a client, and solo media buyers who want to see every lead as it lands.
Each lead, emailed from your Gmail
LanderLab sends from your Gmail address with Google's own sign-in, and the permission covers sending only: it can't read your inbox. Each submit becomes an email to the people you choose, with the lead's details laid out as a list, a table or your own HTML.
If the page runs an A/B test, you pick which variants send it, so a test can't flood the inbox with a variant you're not watching.
Lead alert emails without a CRM
If your team works from an inbox rather than a CRM, the lead lands where you already are, ready for a call back. Give each page its own subject or an intro line that names the campaign, and you know where the lead came from before you open it.
Every lead is also stored in the page's Leads tab, filterable by date and variant, so the inbox is never your only record.
Send a copy to the lead
A recipient can be a form field instead of a fixed address, so the lead can get the email too, with your team still in To. It comes from your real Gmail address, and when the lead replies, the reply lands in your inbox. For legal intake or a quote request, that's a confirmation and a conversation starter in one.
Deliver leads to a pay-per-lead client
Selling leads to a local contractor or a small firm that doesn't use a CRM? Put the client in To and yourself in Bcc. Each lead reaches them as an email from your address, seconds after the submit, with a subject that names the campaign, and you keep a copy of everything you delivered.
