Piplead
•For brokers

Real-time trader leads,
cleaner than your ad funnel.

Piplead delivers first-party trader leads to retail FX and CFD brokers under FCA, BaFin, CySEC, ASIC, DFSA, SCA, and similar regimes. Every lead originates from a trader signing up on Piplead's own platform with explicit consent on file. No scraping, no recycled lists, no ad-tech middlemen.

You target the country, regulator, balance segment, current broker, and asset preference; Piplead POSTs the lead to your CRM webhook the moment it matches.

Consent
Explicit signup consent on every record, retained for audit.
Filters
Country, regulator, language, current broker, balance, asset, strategy.
Delivery
Real-time HMAC-signed webhook to your CRM. Retries + logs included.
Pricing
Pay per delivered lead. No platform fees, no minimums.

Why brokers switch to Piplead from ads

Most regulated brokers' CAC is bottoming out on Meta and Google. Click costs in regulated trading categories doubled over 2024–2025 while connect rates fell. The lead you buy on Meta is usually the same lead three competitors bought the hour before.

Piplead inverts that. Traders sign up on our platform first, declare what they want (regulator, broker preference, asset class), and consent to introductions. Your campaign matches their profile, and you receive the lead with the consent metadata attached.

Compliance teams stop chasing dubious ad-tech provenance, marketing teams stop bidding against scammers, and ops teams get one stable webhook instead of seven shifting affiliate feeds.

How a broker campaign is set up

Create a Campaign, choose your regions, choose your filters, paste your webhook URL, and you're done. The workspace shows live delivery status, retry attempts, and a full payload log for each lead.

Pricing is per-delivered-lead — you only pay when a lead matches your filters and your webhook returns 2xx. Failed deliveries do not bill.

Talk to sales about your campaign.

Tell us about your regions, volume, and CRM. We'll show you the data and a working webhook within a day.

How sourcing works