Real Estate

Lead attribution for real estate

Track which channels drive your property enquiries and listing leads.

14-day free trial. No credit card required.

The problem

You advertise on portals, run Google Ads, post on social media, and maintain a website. When an enquiry comes in, you rarely know which channel drove it. Portal leads are tracked separately but website leads are a black box.

How SourceTag helps

SourceTag captures the source of every website enquiry. Whether someone found you through a Google Ad, an organic search, or a social post, the attribution data flows into your CRM alongside the lead details.

What lands in your CRM

Every form submission is tagged automatically. Your team sees the full source data without asking "how did you hear about us?"

Lead source

Channel (e.g. Paid Search), source, campaign, keyword. First click and last click.

Ad click IDs

gclid, fbclid, msclkid, ttclid. Link each lead back to the exact ad that created it.

Visitor journey

Visit count, days to conversion, device type, landing page. Context your sales team can use.

Examples for real estate

A buyer enquiry from a Google Ads campaign targeting suburb-specific keywords

A vendor appraisal request from an organic search landing on your suburb page

A referral from a mortgage broker's website

Channels configured out of the box

Every visit is categorised into a channel automatically. You can customise these or add your own.

Paid SearchPaid SocialOrganic SearchOrganic SocialEmailDisplayPaid VideoAffiliatesReferralDirectOther Campaigns

Set up in 5 minutes

1

Add the script

One line of code in your site header, or install the WordPress plugin.

2

Add hidden fields

Works with any form builder. Gravity Forms, HubSpot, Typeform, and 60+ more.

3

Every lead is tagged

Channel, campaign, ad, keyword, landing page. Straight to your CRM, inbox, or wherever your leads go.

Frequently asked questions

Done-for-you attribution. Set up in 5 minutes.

14-day free trial. No credit card required. Every lead tagged with the source that created it.