ActiveProspect vs LeadByte

ActiveProspect helps businesses capture, qualify, route, and report on leads. Its LeadConduit service provides real-time control over lead intake, enrichment, filtering, and delivery. TrustedForm records consumer consent for regulatory needs such as the TCPA, while SuppressionList checks incoming leads against internal or external lists. The platform validates and routes leads between lead sources and revenue systems. Sources can connect through HTTP POST, webhooks, CSV, or API, including webforms, Facebook, and Instagram. ActiveProspect lists over 500 integrations and add-ons; LeadsBridge synchronizes lead data and audiences with Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google and supports online-to-offline tracking. The company states that its SaaS solutions have SOC 2 Type II compliance, encrypt data in transit and at rest, and require at least TLS 1.2 for API endpoints. It offers a Free plan, Self-Service at $10 a month, Professional at $1,000 a month, and Enterprise at $5,000 a month. Contracted service requires an annual contract and a $24K+ spend commitment.

LeadByte is a web and API lead management platform for lead sellers, buyers, brokers, lead generators, brands, and agencies. It collects leads from web forms, funnels, Facebook Lead Ads, Host & Post sources, and imported files. Custom rules and third-party services can flag invalid, duplicate, nonsensical, or out-of-criteria records. Distribution supports APIs, email, SMS, batch CSV, and FTP schedules, with waterfall, ping-post, round-robin, weighted, auction, multi-sell, and exclusive options. Real-time reporting covers provenance, volume, revenue, sold and unsold leads, duplicates, errors, and API-accessible data. Buyer and supplier portals expose lead information, statistics, and billing figures with configurable access. LeadByte documents CRM, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Go High Level, and Pipedrive connections, plus automated SMS and email messages. Pricing is on request, with no setup fees and a cancellable 30-day rolling contract.