Migrate your Lead Guerrilla data
Marketing automation platform built by 1CRM Systems Corp, targeting SMBs and agencies that want multi-channel lead capture, scoring, and campaign orchestration tied closely to 1CRM as the CRM backend.
In its favor
Why people choose Lead Guerrilla
The signal that keeps Lead Guerrilla on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
The platform bundles landing page creation, web form building, lead scoring, and multi-channel campaign delivery into a single system that integrates natively with 1CRM, reducing the number of tools a small team needs to manage.
Users cite the straightforward, intuitive interface and email promotion features as reasons for adoption, finding the platform easy to onboard without a dedicated technical resource.
Lead Guerrilla is developed and supported by 1CRM Systems Corp, giving existing 1CRM customers a single-vendor support path for both CRM and marketing automation.
The no-long-term-contract model and Visa/MasterCard/PayPal payment flexibility appeals to small businesses that want to avoid annual commitment lock-in.
Pricing requires a quote request rather than a public tier table, which some buyers interpret as a signal that custom pricing negotiation is possible.
The platform has an extremely small market footprint (reportedly fewer than 20 companies using it as of 2025), making peer reviews, community support, and third-party integrations scarce compared to established marketing automation tools.
Lead Guerrilla has no publicly documented REST API or developer portal, making it difficult to export data programmatically, integrate with modern tools, or automate anything outside the built-in workflow builder.
The tight coupling with 1CRM as both parent product and primary integration point means teams that outgrow 1CRM or want to use a different CRM are effectively locked out of the platform's core value proposition.
Hidden overage fees for exceeding contact or email limits can catch small businesses off guard, with ITQlick reporting unexpected charges ranging from $50 to $500 per incident.
The platform competes against tools like MailChimp, Klaviyo, and HubSpot Marketing Hub, all of which offer substantially larger feature sets, better documentation, and richer ecosystems at comparable or lower price points.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave Lead Guerrilla
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Lead Guerrilla. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where Lead Guerrilla fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
Lead Guerrilla pricing overview
Lead Guerrilla does not publish tier-based pricing. All plans are quoted individually through a sales request form. Existing 1CRM customers receive documented discounts. The platform charges overage fees when contact or email volumes exceed plan thresholds, creating a variable monthly cost that is not predictable from the contract alone.
Custom Quote Required
Tier 1 of 1
Not publicly disclosed
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What gets migrated
Lead Guerrilla object support
Object-by-object support for Lead Guerrilla migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Contacts
Mapping requiredContacts are the core object in Lead Guerrilla. We extract all contact fields including name, email, phone, address, and custom properties. Lead scoring values are preserved as a custom numeric field in the destination. Contact-source attribution (which landing page or form generated the lead) is mapped to a custom property if the destination CRM does not have an native source field.
Companies
Mapping requiredCompanies are tracked as a separate object linked to Contacts. During migration we preserve the Company record and the Contact-to-Company linkage. If the destination uses an Account object instead, we merge Company data into Accounts and maintain the relationship via a custom lookup field.
Campaigns
Mapping requiredCampaigns define multi-channel sequences across email, SMS, Twitter, and web notifications. We export campaign configuration including channel assignments, timing rules, and enrollment triggers. The actual send history and delivery metrics are treated as activity records. Campaign re-implementation in the destination requires manual reconstruction of the campaign logic as the workflow engine differs across platforms.
Segments
Mapping requiredSegments group contacts based on form source, behavior, or demographic criteria. We export segment definitions including filter conditions and member counts. Segment membership is translated into a dynamic list or tag in the destination CRM where possible. Static segment members are re-imported as contact tags.
Landing Pages
Mapping requiredLanding pages are content assets created within Lead Guerrilla's builder. We export page metadata (title, URL slug, published status) and redirect configuration. The page HTML content itself is exported as a ZIP archive. Post-migration, we coordinate URL redirects to preserve SEO value and campaign link integrity.
Web Forms
Mapping requiredWeb forms are embedded tracking widgets that collect contact data. We export form field definitions, submission mappings, and redirect behavior. Form logic (field visibility conditions, required field rules) is preserved as form configuration data. Since forms are tied to Lead Guerrilla's domain, embedding them in the destination requires a rebuild of the form using the destination platform's form builder.
Marketing Automation Rules
Not in this platformLead Guerrilla's automation engine orchestrates time-based and trigger-based actions (send email after X hours, enroll in campaign on form submit, score leads on page visit). There is no documented API for exporting these rules. We cannot migrate automation logic programmatically; we document the active rules during discovery and provide a mapping guide so the customer can manually reconfigure them in the destination platform.
Lead Scoring
Mapping requiredLead scoring is calculated from website behavior, form submissions, and campaign interactions. We export the current numeric score per contact as a custom property. The scoring model itself (point values per action, thresholds) is documented from the admin UI during discovery and re-implemented as a ruleset in the destination CRM where supported.
Activities
Mapping requiredActivities track contact interactions: email opens, page visits, form submissions, SMS sends, and tweet engagement. We export activity history with timestamps and event types. High-volume activity records are chunked by date range and imported as engagement logs. The destination's activity model determines whether we import as native activity records or as a custom activity log object.
Tags
Mapping requiredContacts and companies can be tagged in Lead Guerrilla. We export all tag assignments and reapply them as tags in the destination CRM. Tag naming conventions are preserved exactly as-is to maintain segmentation logic that depends on specific tag strings.
Users/Owners
Mapping requiredUser accounts in Lead Guerrilla map to campaign owners and assignment recipients. We export the user list including name and email. If the destination has a separate CRM with its own user directory, owner assignment on migrated records is mapped by email matching and flagged for manual review where no match exists.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Contacts | Mapping required | Contacts are the core object in Lead Guerrilla. We extract all contact fields including name, email, phone, address, and custom properties. Lead scoring values are preserved as a custom numeric field in the destination. Contact-source attribution (which landing page or form generated the lead) is mapped to a custom property if the destination CRM does not have an native source field. |
| Companies | Mapping required | Companies are tracked as a separate object linked to Contacts. During migration we preserve the Company record and the Contact-to-Company linkage. If the destination uses an Account object instead, we merge Company data into Accounts and maintain the relationship via a custom lookup field. |
| Campaigns | Mapping required | Campaigns define multi-channel sequences across email, SMS, Twitter, and web notifications. We export campaign configuration including channel assignments, timing rules, and enrollment triggers. The actual send history and delivery metrics are treated as activity records. Campaign re-implementation in the destination requires manual reconstruction of the campaign logic as the workflow engine differs across platforms. |
| Segments | Mapping required | Segments group contacts based on form source, behavior, or demographic criteria. We export segment definitions including filter conditions and member counts. Segment membership is translated into a dynamic list or tag in the destination CRM where possible. Static segment members are re-imported as contact tags. |
| Landing Pages | Mapping required | Landing pages are content assets created within Lead Guerrilla's builder. We export page metadata (title, URL slug, published status) and redirect configuration. The page HTML content itself is exported as a ZIP archive. Post-migration, we coordinate URL redirects to preserve SEO value and campaign link integrity. |
| Web Forms | Mapping required | Web forms are embedded tracking widgets that collect contact data. We export form field definitions, submission mappings, and redirect behavior. Form logic (field visibility conditions, required field rules) is preserved as form configuration data. Since forms are tied to Lead Guerrilla's domain, embedding them in the destination requires a rebuild of the form using the destination platform's form builder. |
| Marketing Automation Rules | Not in this platform | Lead Guerrilla's automation engine orchestrates time-based and trigger-based actions (send email after X hours, enroll in campaign on form submit, score leads on page visit). There is no documented API for exporting these rules. We cannot migrate automation logic programmatically; we document the active rules during discovery and provide a mapping guide so the customer can manually reconfigure them in the destination platform. |
| Lead Scoring | Mapping required | Lead scoring is calculated from website behavior, form submissions, and campaign interactions. We export the current numeric score per contact as a custom property. The scoring model itself (point values per action, thresholds) is documented from the admin UI during discovery and re-implemented as a ruleset in the destination CRM where supported. |
| Activities | Mapping required | Activities track contact interactions: email opens, page visits, form submissions, SMS sends, and tweet engagement. We export activity history with timestamps and event types. High-volume activity records are chunked by date range and imported as engagement logs. The destination's activity model determines whether we import as native activity records or as a custom activity log object. |
| Tags | Mapping required | Contacts and companies can be tagged in Lead Guerrilla. We export all tag assignments and reapply them as tags in the destination CRM. Tag naming conventions are preserved exactly as-is to maintain segmentation logic that depends on specific tag strings. |
| Users/Owners | Mapping required | User accounts in Lead Guerrilla map to campaign owners and assignment recipients. We export the user list including name and email. If the destination has a separate CRM with its own user directory, owner assignment on migrated records is mapped by email matching and flagged for manual review where no match exists. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in Lead Guerrilla migrations
Issues we've hit on past Lead Guerrilla migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
No documented API for bulk data export
Marketing automation rules are not exportable
Tight 1CRM coupling creates migration blast radius
Overage billing model creates migration cost surprises
Landing page and form assets require rebuild at destination
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | No documented API for bulk data export |
| High | Marketing automation rules are not exportable |
| High | Tight 1CRM coupling creates migration blast radius |
| Medium | Overage billing model creates migration cost surprises |
| Medium | Landing page and form assets require rebuild at destination |
Leaving Lead Guerrilla?
Where Lead Guerrilla customers move next
12 destinations Lead Guerrilla can migrate to.
How a Lead Guerrilla migration works
Four steps, Lead Guerrilla-specific
Connect
Not publicly documented into Lead Guerrilla. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate Lead Guerrilla-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Lead Guerrilla quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with Lead Guerrilla rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
Lead Guerrilla migration FAQ
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