Leadfeeder Review 2026

Last reviewed June 2026

Leadfeeder

Leadfeeder

Company-level website visitor identification (Dealfront)

Overview

Leadfeeder (now part of Dealfront) identifies the companies visiting your website via reverse-IP, scores buying intent, and pushes alerts to sales — with strong European, GDPR-compliant coverage and a genuinely useful free tier. Its edge is turning anonymous traffic into named accounts where company-level intent is enough to act. The trade-off is exactly that: it identifies companies, not individuals, so for person-level intent you'll want a different tool, and reviewers flag the usual data and integration rough edges.

Who it's for

  • B2B marketing & sales teams turning web traffic into accounts
  • European teams needing GDPR-compliant company identification
  • RevOps wanting intent alerts into the CRM

Not for

Teams that need person-level (named individual) identification · Anyone wanting a sender — it identifies and alerts, it doesn't send

Capabilities

  • Company-level visitor identification (reverse-IP)
  • Buying-intent scoring & page tracking
  • Strong EU / GDPR-compliant coverage
  • CRM & ad-platform integrations
  • Custom feeds & alerts
  • Free Lite tier (100 companies/mo)

Ratings & reviews

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👍 Pros

Lead Generation 23Ease of Use 22Insights 13Contact Information 11

👎 Cons

Integration Issues 5Incorrect Information 5Inaccurate Data 5Expensive 5Data Accuracy 5

Pricing

TierPriceCredits / moNotes
LiteFreeReveal up to 100 companies/mo
Website Visitor Identification€99/moFrom €99 (annual) · unlimited company reveals
Platform€399/mo60M companies + 400M contacts · prospecting

Our advice

Leadfeeder is our default when a client's buyers are in Europe and company-level intent is enough to trigger a play. The free tier makes it easy to prove value; just remember it names the account, not the person — route alerts to the right rep and pair with enrichment to reach a human.

The honest take

Where it breaks

When you need the individual, not the company: it's company-level by design. Reviewers also flag data and integration friction, and acting on alerts still needs a separate enrichment + outreach step.

The verdict

The pragmatic pick for company-level, GDPR-friendly visitor identification — strongest in Europe, with a free tier to prove it. For person-level intent, pair or swap in RB2B (US) or Warmly.

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Alternatives

FAQ

Who is Leadfeeder best for?

B2B marketing and sales teams — especially in Europe — that want to turn anonymous website traffic into named companies with buying intent, with GDPR-compliant coverage.

How much does Leadfeeder cost?

There's a free Lite tier (100 companies/mo), then Website Visitor Identification from €99/mo (annual) for unlimited reveals, and a Platform plan from €399/mo for prospecting.

Is Leadfeeder person-level or company-level?

Company-level — it names the organization, not the individual visitor. For person-level intent, look at RB2B (US) or Warmly.

Is Leadfeeder GDPR-compliant?

Yes — it identifies companies (not individuals) and has strong, compliant European coverage, which is a key reason EU teams pick it.

Leadfeeder vs RB2B?

Leadfeeder identifies companies globally with strong EU coverage; RB2B identifies individual people but US-only and free to start.

What are the best Leadfeeder alternatives?

RB2B for free US person-level identification, Warmly for a global person-level platform, and Clay or Apollo to action the accounts.

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