LeadsBridge prices its plans by leads per month and by how many bridges run at once: Free covers 50 leads a month on one live bridge, Starter and Pro scale from there, and Business starts from 999 per month billed annually. Starter and Pro list no fixed starting figure in the page text.
LeadsBridge doesn't size its tiers by seats the way most software does, and that's the thing to get straight before you look at a single tier. Its plans are built on two numbers: leads per month and bridges. Below, I've set out what three very different setups would land on, using only what LeadsBridge's pricing page says as of Nov 2026.
What LeadsBridge means by a bridge
LeadsBridge defines a bridge as a connection between two platforms, for example Facebook Lead Ads and Salesforce, where data is sent from a source to a destination. On Free you can build as many as you want but run only one, and on Business you can build as many as you like with no limits. On Starter and Pro, the cap that matters is how many bridges run at the same time.
What counts as one bridge is stricter than most people assume. LeadsBridge's FAQ says each lead ad or web form going to a CRM is a bridge, each webinar is a bridge, each Google Sheet is a bridge, each CRM segment or list is a bridge, each calendar such as Calendly is a bridge, each Custom Audience is a bridge, each Offline Conversion API event is a bridge, and each chatbot is a bridge. So three forms feeding one CRM is three bridges, not one.
A lead is broad too. LeadsBridge counts any data moved from a source to a destination, such as contacts, events, conversions, orders, customers, registrants and members. If you're sending conversions back to Facebook as well as pulling leads in, both count toward your monthly volume. That's the catch to plan around.
Scenario one: a 50-lead hobby setup
Say you run one Google Ads or LinkedIn lead form for a side project and get a few dozen leads a month. That fits the Free plan, which LeadsBridge calls free forever. It covers 50 leads a month and one bridge, with no credit card required to sign up. You can build as many bridges as you want on Free, but only one can be running at a time.
Free includes real-time sync, Google and YouTube Ads forms, LinkedIn Gen Forms, TikTok Lead Generation and Snapchat Lead Generation, plus unlimited ad accounts. Support is the help center. It's enough to prove the idea works. If you want the wider picture on getting Facebook leads into a CRM, that guide walks through the options.
Where Free runs out: the moment you want a second live connection, or your form passes 50 leads in a month. And note that Facebook Lead Ads appears in the Starter plan's feature list, not Free's, so check that your source platform is covered before you rely on it.
Scenario two: an agency moving 2,000 leads a month
Now picture a small agency running lead forms for a few clients, each feeding a CRM. At 2,000 leads a month you sit at the top of Starter or the bottom of Pro, and the deciding factor is bridges.
Starter comes in 800 or 2,000 leads a month, with 3 or 6 bridges. You can start from a minimum of 3 and enable up to 6 bridges running at the same time. It adds Facebook Lead Ads, the Facebook Conversions API, Facebook Lead Conversions, the LinkedIn Conversions API and 300+ CRM integrations, with up to 6 fields, filtering and formulas, an email receipt every time a lead syncs, 2 users and email support. There's a 14 day trial with no credit card required.
For an agency, 6 live bridges goes fast. Four clients with two forms each is eight bridges, which already pushes you past Starter. Pro starts at 2,000 leads a month and from a minimum of 6 bridges, with up to 25 users and call support, so a growing agency will usually land there. If you're still choosing where those leads should end up, my guide to CRMs that work well with Facebook lead forms is worth a read first.
Scenario three: 10,000 leads a month and up
LeadsBridge flags this one itself: the top of its pricing page asks if you're syncing 10,000 leads a month and offers a demo. At this size you're choosing between Pro's upper tiers and the managed Business plan.
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Pro tiers run 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, 20,000, 30,000, 60,000, 100,000, 200,000 and 300,000 leads a month, with bridge options of 15, 40, 60, 100, 200, 350 and 500. That's up to 300,000 leads and up to 500 bridges running at once. Pro adds Facebook Audiences, Facebook Campaign Analytics, Google Customer Match, LinkedIn Audiences, TikTok Conversions, auto failure and resync, alerting and debugging, premium CRMs such as Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics and Oracle, automotive CRMs, Mindbody and dev tools like Webhook, with up to 40 fields.
Business is the managed service, listed as starting from 999 per month billed annually (the page text doesn't show a currency). It has custom lead volumes, unlimited bridges, unlimited fields and users, tailor-made integrations, a one-to-one onboarding session, SAML single sign on, a Facebook CAPI Gateway, dynamic retargeting integrations, a dedicated CSM, VIP and SLA support, an implementation engineer and a vendor security assessment. You'd pick it when you need someone else to build and run it, or your security team needs SSO.
What the pricing page leaves unpriced
Starter and Pro are both shown as 'per month billed annually, starting from' without a figure in the page text, and each plan is sold in lead and bridge tiers, so the figure depends on the tier you pick. So for those two plans, the live pricing page is the only place to read today's number. LeadsBridge also says the annual subscription saves you 3 months compared with paying monthly.
Two policies make the choice less risky. You'll be notified when you hit 80% and 100% of your plan's lead volume, and you can upgrade or downgrade anytime, paying only the difference. You can also start monthly and switch to annual later.
My verdict: count your bridges before you count your leads. Most people size a plan on lead volume and then find the bridge cap is what forces the upgrade.
Quick answers
Is LeadsBridge free?
Yes, there's a Free plan LeadsBridge calls free forever, covering 50 leads a month and one running bridge, with no credit card required.
What is a bridge in LeadsBridge?
A bridge is a connection between two platforms, such as Facebook Lead Ads and Salesforce, where data is sent from a source to a destination.
Does LeadsBridge have a free trial?
Starter and Pro both come with a 14 day trial and no credit card required.
Can I change my LeadsBridge plan later?
Yes. LeadsBridge says you can upgrade or downgrade anytime and you're only charged the difference.
