Leap

2016

Subscription-based pricing model combining tiered base fees and per-user monthly charges, typically requiring a 1-year contract commitment. Tiered companion apps (Leap SalesPro) use seat-bundle flat rates or custom enterprise quotes.

Leap CRM Essential costs $79/month for 1 user. Leap CRM Team costs $298/month (includes 1 user) plus $99/month per additional user. Leap SalesPro Premium starts at $750/month (includes 6 users), and SalesPro Enterprise is custom quote-only.

Over 35 third-party integrations (including QuickBooks, CompanyCam, EagleView, ABC Supply, SRS Distribution, and GreenSky) are included in all CRM subscriptions at no additional cost with no hidden add-on fees. Separate custom API access pricing is not publicly listed.

Standard onboarding specialist support covering configuration, price guide setup, and training is included with subscriptions (listed as N/A on Essential; contact sales for Team/Enterprise custom onboarding packages). Done-for-you enterprise setup fees are quote-only.

Custom reporting via Data Builder, manual data exports to CSV/Excel from the Reports section, webhooks for event notifications, and automated third-party integrations (e.g., Zapier).

Leap does not offer native AI-powered dispatching, algorithmic scheduling, or route optimization. Scheduling is handled via multi-team calendars and rule-based progression triggers (e.g., auto-advancing job stages based on appointment start times or completion events).

Leap does not feature native AI invoicing or automated AP/AR data capture/extraction. Financial automations are rule-based progression events (e.g., automatically updating pipeline stages when invoices are due or payments are received) integrated with QuickBooks and payment processors.

Leap has no native AI assistant, copilot, or Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Conversational AI agent features, voice call intake, or automated AI messaging are only available via third-party integrations (such as Whippy AI).

Does not possess a native general ledger or standalone double-entry accounting engine (neither native cash nor accrual basis). Leap acts as an operational CRM and job management tool that relies on third-party accounting integrations (such as QuickBooks) for general ledger accounting.

Implementation typically takes between several weeks and two months, depending on workflow customization, price guide setup, and data migration requirements.

No. Paid third-party implementers or VARs are not required. Onboarding, configuration, and data migration support are provided in-house directly by Leap's Professional Services team and dedicated Customer Success Managers.