Lead magnets — give value first

Most visitors aren’t ready to buy.
Capture them anyway.

Around 3% of your visitors are ready to enquire today — the rest leave without a trace. A lead magnet gives the other 97% a reason to stay in touch: a calculator, a quiz, a tool that’s genuinely useful now, and captures the lead as a by-product.

Why giving value first works

“Contact us” asks a stranger for commitment before you’ve done anything for them. A lead magnet flips the order: you help first. Answer the question they actually came with — what would this cost? which option fits me? how do I fix this? — and the enquiry follows naturally, warmer, because you’ve already proven you know your stuff.

It’s the oldest rule of selling: reciprocity. People do business with people who’ve already helped them.

Built into your journey, not bolted on

A magnet on its own is just a widget. We build it into the journey around it: where it sits on the site, what happens the moment someone uses it, and the follow-up that turns a captured email into a booked job. The lead lands in your inbox or CRM with context — what they asked for, what they were quoted — so your first reply is already halfway to a sale.

What counts as a lead magnet?

  • An instant-quote calculator on a taxi firm’s site
  • A calorie calculator for a fitness coach
  • A colour simulator for a plasterer’s renders
  • A quiz that recommends the right service
  • A template, checklist or guide worth an email

All of the above are live builds of ours — see them below.

What we build

Pick the magnet that fits how your customers think.

The right format depends on the question your customers are already asking.

Calculators & instant quotes

Customers want a price now. Give it to them before a competitor does — and capture the enquiry with the number attached.

Wags Cabs quote calculator

Tools & simulators

Let people try before they buy — see the finish, test the idea, play with the options. Useful enough to share.

LMJ colour simulator Tegs calorie calculator

Quizzes & assessments

“Which option is right for me?” as an interactive two minutes — you learn what they need before you ever speak.

Like our own Digital Diagnosis

Guides, templates & checklists

Package what you already know into something worth an email address. Positions you as the expert before the first call.

Consultation & booking hooks

A structured “free consult” form that qualifies while it books — so the calls you take are the ones worth taking.

Follow-up, included

Every magnet ships with the follow-up wired in: the lead, its context and the next email — automatic, never forgotten.

See automation

How it works

From question to captured lead.

  1. Find the question

    Every trade has one question customers always ask first — usually about price, fit or time. That question is your magnet.

  2. Build the answer

    We design and build the calculator, quiz or tool that answers it instantly — on brand, mobile-first, friction-free.

  3. Capture with context

    The lead arrives with what they asked and what they saw — not just an email address, a head start.

  4. Follow up automatically

    Confirmations, reminders, nudges — wired in from day one so no captured lead ever goes cold.

Pricing

Clear starting price, honest scope.

Standalone or added to your site

Interactive lead magnet

from £750

A calculator, quiz or tool built for the question your customers ask most.

  • Design, build & integration into your site
  • Lead capture with full context
  • Follow-up automation wired in
  • Analytics on every step
Start with a diagnosis

Not sure what your magnet is?

That’s normal — the best magnet is rarely the first idea. The diagnosis looks at your customers, your competitors and what you can honestly promise, then recommends the format with the best chance of converting.

It pairs naturally with conversion & growth →

What question do your customers always ask first?

Tell us in the diagnosis — five minutes, no obligation — and we’ll tell you honestly whether a lead magnet is the right treatment, and what it should be.