Leadzai Sales

• Pricing model: Custom quote with pay-per-result / pay-per-goal billing. Leadzai states you only pay when campaigns deliver the defined goal, with goals sold as either clicks or leads; the platform shows a customized cost-per-goal during campaign setup and the buyer chooses a monthly budget based on that rate.
• Starting price: €100 / mo
• Billing: Primarily per-unit (cost per goal: per click or per lead), invoiced monthly based on campaign outcomes; buyer also sets a monthly campaign budget.
• Contract terms: No lock-in contract stated.
• Guarantee: You only pay for delivered results; if they do not hit the goal, they say you do not pay for it. Unused budget rolls forward to the next budget period.

I found no public flat package table or standard dollar/euro plan schedule for Leadzai. What is public is the pricing model: Leadzai sells on a custom cost-per-goal basis, where the goal can be clicks or leads, and invoices monthly based on campaign outcomes. The only concrete published number I found is an example in Leadzai’s help center: if cost per goal is €0.10 and you want 1,000 goals per month, you select a €100 monthly budget; this appears to be an illustrative example, not a universal entry package. Third-party directory-style summaries (for example F6S) corroborate the no-subscription / no-setup / customized result-based model, but do not publish a standard purchasable rate band.

Leadzai appears to deliver its service as a guided, platform-based ad campaign workflow: the client or partner creates a business profile, sets up a campaign with goals and networks, lets Leadzai’s AI populate and optimize the campaign, then reviews/edit details before launch, with tracking verification required for lead campaigns and reporting available in-platform afterward.

1. 1

   Set up the business profile

   The engagement starts by creating a business profile in Leadzai with basic company information. This business record is then linked to future campaigns and acts as the foundation for setup.

2. 2

   Create the campaign and define core settings

   Next, the user creates a campaign from the dashboard, links it to the business, chooses the primary language, business category, and the campaign goal such as clicks or leads. During creation, the user also chooses which supported networks to run on, including Google, Meta, and Microsoft.

3. 3

   Populate the campaign with AI or manual input

   Once the campaign exists as a draft, Leadzai can automatically scrape the client’s landing page to collect relevant information and generate campaign content, or the user can build it manually. Leadzai’s help content also says the AI suggests audiences automatically based on prior inputs such as the business category.

4. 4

   Review and adjust campaign components

   After initial population, the user can work through campaign sections to modify locations, ads, keywords, audiences, budget, and the summary before launch. Leadzai’s onboarding/help materials say users can keep AI-generated elements and make changes afterward, including adjusting targeting, creatives, and images.

5. 5

   Install tracking and request verification for lead campaigns

   If the campaign goal is leads, tracking must be installed on the client’s website and verified through the platform. Leadzai states that its specialists review the verification request and confirm the implementation before the leads campaign is officially launched.

6. 6

   Launch and let Leadzai optimize delivery

   Once setup is complete, campaigns go live across the selected channels. Leadzai’s site says its AI handles bidding, pacing, budget shifts, and channel optimization toward the defined goal, while human specialists review campaign activity rather than leaving execution entirely to automation.

7. 7

   Monitor results and share reporting

   After launch, performance is monitored inside Leadzai’s reporting interface. The company describes unified, real-time dashboards with ROI, spend, margin, and conversion visibility, plus white-label or client-ready reporting so agencies can show results without exporting spreadsheets.