Most CRMs are data warehouses with a sales skin on them. You pour leads in, shuffle them around, and spend half your day updating fields nobody reads. The pipeline looks full. The revenue doesn't follow. That's not a CRM problem. That's a design problem.
LeadMachine is an AI-native CRM built from scratch around one idea: your sales tool should tell you what to do next, not wait for you to figure it out.
At the center of it is Ledo, a built-in AI assistant who monitors your pipeline around the clock. He surfaces who deserves your attention today, why they're worth the call, and what you should know before you make it. He doesn't live in a chatbot widget bolted to the side of a legacy interface. He's embedded in the workflow, working while you aren't.
LeadMachine captures leads automatically from your website, Shopify store, Facebook Lead Ads, and LinkedIn. The moment a lead comes in, it's enriched with company size, industry, revenue estimates, tech stack, and social profiles. No manual research. No Zapier chains. No waiting.
The platform runs at $58 per user per month (intro pricing), with unlimited leads and full Ledo access included. There are no seat tiers, no feature gates, and no sales call required to get started. The free trial runs 14 days with no credit card.
LeadMachine is built for small business owners who are done managing tools instead of managing relationships, sales teams who want prioritization instead of more dashboards, startups that need an AI co-pilot without enterprise overhead, and Shopify store owners who are sitting on customer data they've never converted into a sales pipeline.
It connects with the tools you already use: Shopify, WordPress, Gravity Forms, Google Calendar, Mailchimp, and Facebook Lead Ads via direct webhook. It installs as a PWA on any device. There is no bloated onboarding process.
If you have been running HubSpot, Salesforce, or Pipedrive and found yourself spending more time maintaining the CRM than working the leads inside it, LeadMachine was built in response to exactly that experience.
