Plain-English software guidance
Compare the value of call and form tracking before adding another reporting tool.
Consider WhatConverts when calls and forms are important sales enquiries and you cannot connect them to their marketing source. If you only need a simple monthly enquiry count, begin with a shared log.
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For businesses that need to connect calls and forms to their source and review which enquiries were useful.
View current WhatConverts plansCheck before choosing: Check current UK number availability, usage charges, integrations and recording-consent requirements before choosing a plan.
Keep a simple source, enquiry, owner and outcome log first. Tracking software is only useful if someone reviews the quality of the enquiries. See the practical starting point
For 30 days, give every enquiry a source, quality, owner, final outcome and value. If one shared sheet stays accurate and answers your spending question, keep it. You may not need WhatConverts.
Manual tracking earns its place before software because attribution only becomes useful when somebody records whether the lead was worthwhile and what happened next.
Use the 30-day methodPlan boundary: Plus is the practical minimum when calls and forms both matter. Pro adds call flows and custom or scheduled reporting. Elite is the route for fuller customer journeys, pages visited, multi-click attribution and Lead Intelligence.
| Plan | Displayed base price | What the captured grid showed |
|---|---|---|
| Call Tracking | $30/month | Calls and texts only |
| Plus | $60/month | Adds forms, chat and campaign or keyword reporting |
| Pro | $100/month | Adds call flows, report builder and scheduled reports |
| Elite | $160/month | Adds customer journey, pages visited, multi-click attribution and Lead Intelligence |
Price basis: observed 1 September 2026 on the official WhatConverts pricing page. Not checkout verified. The rendered grid used “$”; the audit treated it as a US-dollar display, but UK billing, tax and +44 number usage were not checked. Each captured single-account plan displayed a $30 usage credit. Usage beyond the allowance can increase the bill.
Captured default usage included up to 148 phone leads within the credit, and up to 300 tracked forms, chats or transactions on Plus and above. Additional local numbers displayed at $2.50 each, local minutes at 4.5¢ each and form, chat or transaction tracking at 10¢ each after included usage.
Someone must install and test tracking, check dynamic number replacement, protect consent behaviour, qualify leads and attach sales value. Blocked or expired first-party cookies can leave incomplete or “Direct/None” attribution. A clean dashboard does not make incomplete operating data reliable.
Good when lead volume is low and the team can ask and record source accurately.
The first direct comparison for call tracking and lead management. Compare UK number, recording and usage needs.
Consider for more complicated routing or contact-centre requirements.
If the adverts produce plenty of calls but nobody records which enquiries booked, extra tracking still cannot answer the commercial question. WhatConverts becomes useful when the team will carry source, lead quality and booked value through to the final outcome.
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