LeadPing – dead-simple lead tracker for solopreneurs
A minimalist lead tracking board for one-person businesses that hate CRMs and spreadsheets
- Problem
- Across small business communities the same question keeps surfacing: what do people actually use to track leads — a CRM, spreadsheets, or notes? And what's the most annoying part of that setup? One founder says they want to understand real workflows before writing more CRM code. Others running cold outreach and local services wonder if cold calling still works and how to keep follow-ups straight.
- Solution
- A mobile-first lead board: add leads manually or from email/SMS, set follow-up reminders, log each touchpoint, and get a daily "who to contact today" list. No complex pipeline stages — just never let a lead go cold.
- Users
- Solopreneurs, insurance agents, field sales, local service providers (cleaning, repair, remodeling)
- MVP
- Manual lead entry with source tagging; follow-up reminders and daily to-do list; contact log with outcome notes; stale leads auto-flagged; simple export
- Revenue
- Free up to 50 leads, then $5/mo or $49/yr; affiliate program with local service directories
- Why now
- Full CRMs are heavy for one-person operations, and small owners are already publicly asking for exactly this — ship small, light, immediately useful
Source discussions · 5
- Reddit[r/smallbusiness] Advice on starting gutter cleaning/gutter repair/handyman business with not a penny to my name and one ladder
- Reddit[r/SaaS] For those running a small business or startup: what's the most frustrating part of tracking leads?
- Reddit[r/smallbusiness] Does cold calling still work?
- Reddit[r/smallbusiness] Pressure washing company with very few leads.
- Reddit[r/smallbusiness] Would like to discuss about my startup with some one get real feedback and suggestions.