Website visitor identification and account-based pipeline intelligence.
Dealfront is now branded as Leadfeeder. The product identifies companies visiting a website, combines that activity with firmographic and intent filters, and routes prioritized account signals into sales and marketing workflows.
Status: Dealfront is now branded as Leadfeeder; the confirmed Dealfront page directs visitors to the Leadfeeder product and FAQ.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lite | €0/month | Last 100 identified companies/month and seven-day visitor history Unlimited users | Free forever, Core website-visitor identification |
| Discover | Starting at €79/month billed annually; €113/month monthly | — Unlimited users | Website visitor identification, Real-time account alerts, CRM push |
| Activate | Starting at €369/month billed annually; €527/month monthly | — Unlimited users | Verified emails and phones, Intent-signal filters, B2B display campaigns |
| Scale | €599/month billed annually only | — Unlimited users | Automatic CRM data updates, Company-data export at no cost, Dedicated customer-success manager |
| Enterprise | Custom | — | Custom company-identification volume, Custom credit volume, Dedicated team |
Checked 2026-08-06 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Dealfront is an account-based web-visitor intelligence product, now presented under the Leadfeeder brand. Its value depends on identifying companies from first-party site traffic and then sending the relevant signals and account data to sales systems.
B2B sales and marketing teams with meaningful website traffic that want to identify visiting companies, trigger follow-up, and coordinate visitor signals in a CRM.
Teams without meaningful B2B website traffic should look elsewhere: the core product identifies companies from anonymous site visits, and the free Lite tier retains only the last 100 identified companies per month with seven days of visitor history. Teams that need net-new prospecting without a site-traffic signal will get more direct value from a contact or company database.
No curated rival set covers this tool yet, so these are simply other tools in the same architectural layer and product form. Treat it as a starting point, not a shortlist.
The confirmed Dealfront page says Dealfront is now Leadfeeder, with the same team and solutions continuing under the Leadfeeder brand.
The product says it identifies companies visiting your website, lets teams filter those accounts by firmographic and intent attributes, and sends qualified accounts to a CRM.
Yes. Lite is listed as free forever, and the paid Discover, Activate, and Scale tiers advertise a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
The pricing and integrations pages name two-way CRM sync or bulk export to HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive; the integrations page also names Microsoft Dynamics 365, Zoho, and others.
Yes. The integrations page says Leadfeeder data is fed directly into Clay so users can see visiting companies, viewed pages, and return frequency.
The confirmed legacy reference covers accounts, custom feeds, leads, visits, feed exports, and a website-tracking script. It explicitly says this API is for maintaining existing integrations and directs new integrations to a newer Leadfeeder API.
The pricing page lists MCP server access, but we did not retrieve MCP documentation or tool names in this pass. Verify the available tools and plan requirement with Leadfeeder before relying on it.
These are official skills or plugins that add agent-facing workflows to Dealfront. Check the linked vendor page for current access, setup and plan requirements.
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