Leadcatch Form Abandonment Tracker

LeadCatch Form Abandonment Tracker is a form tracking system that shows you what happens between a visitor starting a form and finishing it, so you can recover the leads you would otherwise lose.

Form analytics and form tracking

Use form analytics to track forms across your site. You can track form submissions, see starts, submissions, abandonment and recovery rates, and compare them with the previous period. This is form submission tracking and form conversion tracking in one place, with a form conversion rate and a form abandonment rate for every form.

Recover leads you would otherwise lose

When a visitor starts a form but leaves without submitting, LeadCatch captures the name, email and phone they already typed, with the visitor’s consent, so you can follow up instead of losing the lead completely. This lets you recover abandoned forms, using the values saved before the visitor left.

Draft recovery

Visitors who lose a tab or crash their browser get their answers back instead of starting over.

See why forms fail

• Abandonment detection: know which forms visitors start but never submit, and where they drop off. This is form abandonment tracking for every form on your site.
• Failed submission tracking: see validation errors and failed sends, and how often they repeat.
• Field analytics: see which fields people reach, and how long they spend on each one. Use this for form conversion optimization: shorten or fix the fields where visitors hesitate or give up.

Dashboard, reports and export

• Dashboard and reports for starts, submissions, abandonment and recovery rates, with comparison to the previous period.
• Filterable entries list with search, status filter and bulk actions.
• CSV export and a read-only REST API for administrators, so you can send entries to your CRM or reporting tools.

Works with your forms

This WordPress form tracking plugin works with Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, Elementor Pro Forms, Ninja Forms, Formidable Forms, Bricks Forms, the Jetpack Contact Form block, and any standard HTML form. No setup per form is needed. Integrations are detected automatically.

It gives you Gravity Forms partial entries and Gravity Forms analytics, WPForms form abandonment and WPForms analytics, Contact Form 7 tracking, Elementor form tracking and Ninja Forms analytics, all from the same dashboard.

Privacy first

• A consent notice is shown before any typed value is saved. You can require it everywhere, nowhere, or per page.
• Passwords, card numbers, CVV, one-time codes, national ID numbers and similar fields are always excluded and cannot be switched on.
• Stored field values are encrypted at rest.
• IP address and country storage can each be turned off.
• Data is deleted automatically after the retention period you choose (90 days by default).
• The free plugin does not contact any external service. All data stays in your own WordPress database.

An optional separate add-on, LeadCatch Form Abandonment Tracker Pro, adds Session Replay, Google Analytics 4 events and multi-channel notifications (Email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Telegram). The free plugin is fully functional on its own and contains none of the Pro code.

Third party libraries

• Chart.js 4.6.1, MIT License. Bundled unmodified as assets/js/vendor/chart.umd.min.js and used only on admin screens. Source: https://github.com/chartjs/Chart.js/tree/v4.6.1

External services

This plugin does not connect to any external service, does not send any data to any server, and does not load remote scripts, fonts or images. The locked Notifications preview screen (Email, Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Telegram) is static: it has no working form and makes no requests to those services. The “Get Pro” and “Visit our website” links point to https://shopifywpplugins.online/ and only open when you click them.

Privacy

When a visitor types in a tracked form, and has consented where consent is required, the plugin stores: the field values they typed (encrypted, excluding sensitive fields), an identifier in a first-party cookie (ldct_session_id, one day), the page address, referrer and campaign parameters, device type and browser, and optionally their IP address and country. The consent choice is stored in the visitor’s browser (localStorage) for 180 days. An anonymous count of accept and decline clicks is kept without any visitor identifier. See the plugin’s Settings page to control each item.