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Every form builder, website platform and CRM, with how far each one is tested.

TraceLead fills hidden inputs that already exist on a form on your own page, so the attribution travels wherever that form already posts: a CRM, an inbox, a spreadsheet. This page lists every form builder, website platform and CRM we write about, and how far each one is tested.

What the statuses mean

  • Tested — a browser test renders the builder's real markup and checks, on every release, that the hidden fields are filled after consent, left empty without it, and submitted with the form.
  • Verified live — tested as above and also checked on a real install by us or a pilot customer, on the date shown.
  • Guide — a documented way to do it that we have not covered with an automated test, often because the platform limits what a page can do. We never call a guide "supported".

We add a builder to this list only with one of these statuses, and the list on this page, on the home page and in the FAQ come from the same file, so they cannot disagree.

The ledger

Forms and form builders
Forms and form builders Status
Plain HTML forms Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Forms mounted by JavaScript Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Contact Form 7 Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
WPForms Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Gravity Forms Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Typeform Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Jotform Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Google Forms Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
HubSpot forms Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Elementor Pro forms Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Website platforms
Website platforms Status
WordPress plugin Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Webflow Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Unbounce Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Leadpages Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup
Wix Guide Documented pattern, not covered by an automated test
Squarespace Guide Documented pattern, not covered by an automated test
CRMs
CRMs Status
HubSpot CRM Guide Documented pattern, not covered by an automated test
Salesforce Web-to-Lead Guide Documented pattern, not covered by an automated test
Pipedrive Guide Documented pattern, not covered by an automated test
Zoho CRM web forms Guide Documented pattern, not covered by an automated test
Microsoft Dynamics 365 marketing forms Guide Documented pattern, not covered by an automated test
Tag managers
Tag managers Status
Google Tag Manager Tested Tested on every release against the builder's markup

Not listed?

If your form lives on your own page and lets you add a hidden input with a name or a custom attribute, it almost certainly works: see Installing the snippet. If it is rendered inside an iframe from another site, the embedded forms guide shows how to pass the attribution through the form's URL instead.

Using something else? Email us with the builder's name and we will say honestly whether it works today.