LeadMove vs LeadsPedia
LeadsPedia runs a network. LeadMove runs your buyers.
From $149/mo · no setup fee · nothing charged before day 15
TL;DR
LeadsPedia is a performance-marketing platform built for networks: affiliate management, ping/post, call tracking and lead distribution, with published plans from $1,500/mo. LeadMove does the distribution job for teams that sell to their own buyers: published pricing from $149/mo, self-serve, every feature on every plan. Choose LeadsPedia if you run an affiliate network with offers, publishers and payouts; choose LeadMove if you route leads to buyers you know by name.
LeadMove vs LeadsPedia at a glance
| LeadMove | LeadsPedia | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $149/mo (flat, published) | $1,500/mo (Lite: 25,000 leads, 1M pings); Premium $2,500/mo; Enterprise on quote |
| Setup fee | $0 | None published |
| Free trial | 14 days (card required, no charge before day 15) | Not published |
| Self-serve signup | Yes — live in ~15 min, no sales call | Yes for Lite and Premium (monthly, card); Enterprise is an annual contract |
| Buyer portal | Yes — white-label, on your own domain, buyers file returns from it | Yes (advertiser and publisher portals) |
| Returns & disputes | Yes — buyer-filed returns + lead-by-lead audit trail | Yes |
| Ping/post | Not yet — on the roadmap | Yes |
| Delivery | Webhook, email, Google Sheets, SMS (sub-second, retry + circuit breaker) | Webhook/post, batch delivery, email, integrations |
| Delivery reliability | Up to three automatic attempts with backoff, a circuit breaker per buyer, deliveries held while a buyer is closed, the lead reference in every webhook header, and a lead-by-lead delivery trace | Not published |
| In-app AI assistant | Yes — diagnoses your routing, on every plan (500 questions/mo) | None advertised |
| Product scope | Lead distribution only: routing, caps, pricing, delivery, buyer portal, returns. No call tracking, no funnel builder, no ad-spend sync. | Affiliate network management, ping/post, call tracking and lead distribution |
| Best for | Leadgen agencies and brokers routing to their own buyers, at any volume | Affiliate networks managing offers, publishers and payouts |
Pricing checked September 2026 against LeadsPedia's pricing page: Lite $1,500/month (25,000 leads, 1M pings, 150,000 clicks), Premium $2,500/month (100,000 leads, 5M pings), Enterprise on an annual contract with custom volumes. API calls are metered at $0.25 per 1,000 beyond the plan, and call tracking numbers and minutes are billed on top. Earlier this year the site published no figure, so older third-party listings disagree with these numbers.
This is the product behind the table
No demo call needed to see it — this is the actual routing canvas and delivery tracking you get on day one.
What you get with LeadMove
Routing that matches how you sell
Rules with 15+ operators — zip, state, source, score, time of day. Daily and weekly caps paced across the day. Exclusive or shared per pipeline, each buyer at their own price per lead.
Your leads hear back in seconds
An SMS and an email leave the moment a lead reaches a buyer, from your own number and your own domain, naming the buyer who got them in that buyer's own words. Your buyer calls someone who is expecting the call.
A buyer portal that carries your name
Your logo, your colors, your own domain — no LeadMove branding anywhere on it. Buyers see their own leads, delivery status and history, and file returns with a reason instead of emailing you screenshots.
Returns settled on evidence
Every return is judged against the exact delivery record. Approve or reject, the decision is logged, and make-goods are billed right automatically.
Nothing ships before you say so
Hold new leads for review and release them yourself, or let the timer do it. Leads that fail validation or trip your spam rules are quarantined instead of dropped, and you can fix one and send it through.
Delivery your buyers never notice
Sub-second delivery to webhook, CRM, email, Google Sheets, or SMS. Failed endpoints retry with backoff behind a circuit breaker — one bad webhook never sinks the rest.
The real differences
LeadsPedia is built for a network. Affiliates and publishers with their own tracking links and payout models, offers that those publishers promote, call tracking and routing for pay-per-call, and lead distribution to advertisers, all in one platform. That is the right shape when publishers send you volume and you owe them money at the end of the month: payouts, invoicing and lead data live in one place. It also means a lot has to exist before the first lead moves: offers, publishers, advertisers, and the rules between them, which is why LeadsPedia describes itself as a platform you learn through onboarding.
LeadMove is the shape of a team that sells to buyers it knows by name. A buyer, a rule and a price per lead are the whole model, and you set all three yourself in one sitting: create a pipeline, add the buyer, write the rule, set what they pay, and paste the webhook URL your form or vendor posts to. The price is on the website ($149, $299 and $499 a month, Scale+ on quote above 20,000 leads a month), there is no setup fee, and every feature is on every plan from the first day.
On what it does, LeadMove is not the light option: 15+ rule operators, buyer tiers and rotations, smoothed daily and weekly caps, exclusive or shared distribution with conditional pricing per lead, prepaid buyer wallets, review gates, quality scoring, a white-label buyer portal, returns with a lead-by-lead audit trail, and an in-app assistant that explains your own routing from the trace. The honest gap is the network layer: LeadsPedia runs ping/post auctions, tracks and routes calls, and manages affiliates and their payouts. LeadMove does none of the three; its sources are posting URLs with their own key and their own stats, not publishers with a payout.
Switching from LeadsPedia: what it actually takes
Step 01
Point your traffic sources at LeadMove
Create a pipeline and you get a webhook URL immediately. Repoint your forms, ad platforms, or publishers — or start with a CSV import while you switch.
Step 02
Recreate your LeadsPedia routing
Add your buyers, set caps and prices per lead, and rebuild your rules with 15+ operators. Most setups translate in one sitting, or send us your export and we rebuild it for you, at no cost.
How a switch runsStep 03
Run both in parallel, then switch off
Nothing forces a hard cutover. Keep LeadsPedia running while LeadMove handles a share of traffic, compare delivery lead-by-lead in the audit trail, and cancel the old bill when you trust the numbers.
When to choose LeadsPedia instead
Honest answer — LeadMove is not the right tool for everyone.
- You run an affiliate network: offers, publisher payouts and tracking links are the core of your business.
- You sell calls and leads and want them tracked in one place.
- You run ping/post auctions.
- You want a vendor-managed onboarding and a contract rather than a self-serve trial.
Frequently asked questions
How much does LeadsPedia cost?
LeadsPedia publishes two plans: Lite at $1,500 a month (25,000 leads, 1M pings) and Premium at $2,500 a month (100,000 leads, 5M pings), both monthly on a card, plus an Enterprise plan on an annual contract with custom volumes. API calls, tracking numbers and call minutes are metered on top. LeadMove publishes $149, $299 and $499 a month with no setup fee.
LeadsPedia vs LeadMove: which is cheaper?
LeadMove, by a wide margin, for the distribution job: $149 to $499 a month with leads included and a Scale+ plan on quote above 20,000 leads a month, against $1,500 a month for the LeadsPedia entry plan. The comparison only holds if distribution is what you need; a network that also needs affiliate payouts and call tracking is paying LeadsPedia for those too.
Do I need LeadsPedia if I only route leads to my own buyers?
Usually not. LeadsPedia earns its price when publishers, payouts and calls are part of the business. If your job is a fixed set of buyers, rules on the lead and a price per buyer, LeadMove covers it from $149 a month, with the buyer portal, returns and conditional pricing included on every plan.
Can I migrate from LeadsPedia to LeadMove?
Yes, for the distribution part. Send us your export of advertisers, rules and delivery settings and we rebuild it in your account, on any plan, at no cost, usually within two business days, and nothing is repointed until you have checked it. Read how a switch runs at leadmove.io/switch.
Does LeadMove manage affiliates and payouts?
No. Sources in LeadMove are posting URLs with their own key and stats per source; there are no offers, tracking links or publisher payouts. LeadMove manages the buy side: your buyers, their rules, their caps, what they pay per lead and what they owe.
Route your leads in about 15 minutes
Published pricing from $149/mo, no setup fee, and a 14-day free trial — nothing is charged before day 15. Sign up and your webhook exists 5 minutes later.