Managed lead-path verification for US agencies

Know whether an approved test lead reached its destination—not only whether the form loaded.

We are validating a proposed $399/month managed service for up to three agency-authorized synthetic lead paths across two domains. If accepted and every readiness gate passes, it would verify an agreed downstream signal, retry apparent failures, and require independent confirmation before alerting.

Describe how you check today See a synthetic evidence example

No real leads, live purchases, fake appointments, client contact, repair work, or claim that every lead is protected. The agency and its end client authorize each action and keep remediation decisions.

Validation stage: the complete customer runtime and secure intake are not operational today. No credentials, production access, authorization, contract, or payment will be accepted until seller, tax, contract, security, and runtime readiness gates pass.

Proposed founding design-partner scope

One founding place

$399 USD / month

The proposed scope would cover three defined lead paths across no more than two domains. A first month could be paid upfront only after fit and every commercial, authority, security, and runtime readiness gate passes.

Would use only authorized synthetic surface and downstream checks
Would require retry plus independent confirmation before an agency alert
Would send agency-only evidence and recovery notices
Would include a weekly run, exception, and blind-spot digest

Planned founding setup fee: waived once The planned $750 setup fee would be waived for the first accepted design partner. No invoice or payment is accepted before all readiness gates and a separate written scope pass.

Applicable tax, if any, would be additional. A separate written scope would control any engagement. This page is not an open checkout and does not create a service agreement.

3 paths / 2 domainsProposed fixed founding scope

Daily downstream canaryProposed only with recorded authority

Evidence gatedWould require confirmation after a 7-day shadow

A sampled evidence loop

A qualifying engagement would baseline, shadow, verify, then alert.

A public page check can prove that a form is visible. It cannot prove that the server accepted a lead, the CRM routed it, or the intended test destination received it. The downstream signal and cleanup must be designed with the agency.

Use the free form-to-CRM test checklist

01
Authorize the action
We would record the agency, end-client authority, exact synthetic action, cadence, destination, expected result, cleanup, maintenance windows, and stop conditions.
02
Prove the baseline
We would correlate one unique run ID through every promised observation. If downstream proof were unavailable, the check would be labeled surface-only.
03
Run muted first
We would operate in a seven-day shadow period, tune documented timing and selector assumptions, and resolve false signals before agency alerts were enabled.
04
Verify the exception
We would retry, compare an independent signal, inspect sanitized evidence, then report observed facts and blind spots to the agency—not its client.

Clearly synthetic example

One exception record, with the claim bounded by its evidence.

This example shows the shape of an agency notice and weekly digest. It is not customer data and does not claim a production result. Each real path would have its own authorized destination, expected signal, retry sequence, cleanup, and blind spots.

Discuss your current check

SyntheticPath LP-DEMO-03

Example only

09:00 UTCAuthorized test submittedRun ID observed at form acceptance

09:03 UTCDestination signal absentFirst result remains inconclusive

09:08 UTCRetry plus independent checkAbsence independently confirmed

09:11 UTCAgency evidence noticeObserved facts and blind spots only

10:04 UTCRecovery canary receivedRecovery notice; agency owns remediation

Proposed and deliberately narrow

Detection and evidence, not unlimited website care.

The proposed boundary would keep synthetic checks from becoming real customer activity and keep a $399 service from silently absorbing development, support, and incident-response work.

Proposed after readiness gates

Approved checks and agency evidence would include

HTTP/TLS observation and hourly browser surface checks
At most one authorized downstream canary per path per day
Retry and independent confirmation before an alert
Evidence-gated incident and recovery notices
Weekly digest and 30 minutes of routine maintenance
Thirty-day sanitized failure-artifact retention

Would not be included

Real activity, repair, or guarantees

Real leads, personal data, live payments, or real bookings
CAPTCHA bypass, load testing, or vulnerability probing
General CRM/inbox access or production admin credentials
Code changes, deployment, rollback, or vendor escalation
End-client contact or 24/7 staffed incident response
Revenue, conversion, uptime, or legal-compliance guarantees

No deterministic downstream test signal would mean no end-to-end claim. Ambiguous results would remain inconclusive and appear in the weekly digest; they would not be reported as confirmed failures.

Fit conversation

How do you learn that a client lead path stopped routing?

This proposed founding offer is for agencies that manage paid landing pages or lead-generating sites on an ongoing basis and can create an authorized synthetic destination. A short description is enough; do not send client names, credentials, screenshots, CRM exports, or customer data.

Likely fit: Three or more important paths, ongoing client responsibility, and a recurring manual check or late-detected incident.
Required: Agency and end-client authority, a synthetic identity and destination, deterministic evidence, cleanup, and named technical contacts.
Not a fit: A low-cost browser/form or notification-email monitor already proves everything you need; or you need unlimited sites, real submissions, repair-inclusive care, CAPTCHA-heavy routes, no downstream oracle, or 24/7 staffed response.

Know whether an approved test lead reached its destination—not only whether the form loaded.

A qualifying engagement would baseline, shadow, verify, then alert.

Authorize the action

Prove the baseline