One good turn.
Every referral group runs on the same promise — pass someone real work, and it comes back to you. Leadswitch is what keeps that promise honest: who gave what to whom, who turned up, and whether the whole thing is worth your Wednesday morning.
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Every networking group dies of the same disease: everyone wants to receive, and nobody can see who is giving.
So the givers quietly carry the group until they get tired of it. Leadswitch makes giving countable — not to shame anyone, but because a group that can see its own generosity tends to keep going.
What changes on a Wednesday morning
The chapter still does the work. This just stops the admin from landing on one person.
Nothing gets lost
A lead is handed to the right member in seconds and followed from shared to closed — instead of written on the back of an envelope.
No more arguing about attendance
Who came, who was away, who is drifting. Recorded once, visible to everyone, and nobody has to be the bad guy about it.
The roster builds itself
A fair speaker rotation, worked out for you, so the captain isn't rebuilding a spreadsheet at six in the morning.
You decide who sees it
Members sign in; your leads stay inside your group. Each chapter chooses how visible it wants to be to the outside world.
A real chapter, not a demo
This comes straight out of the app — a working chapter, unedited. If it has had a quiet month, a quiet month is what you'll see.
Where this came from
Leadswitch wasn't designed in the abstract. It came out of one chapter that has met every week for over eleven years, and it is shaped by what that chapter learned the slow way.
Leads Northwest, on the Eastside of Seattle. Long before any of this was software.
The chapter's working rate before Leadswitch existed — the number the software has to live up to.
Some come for the work that gets passed their way. Some come for the direct access to providers they can trust.
Those are the chapter's results, not the software's. Leadswitch is new; the eleven years are what taught us what to build. We'd rather say that plainly than let you assume otherwise.
Some members come for the address book
Plenty of people enjoy the direct access to trusted providers as much as the work passed their way. If you run properties, care homes, an office or a rental portfolio, your problem often isn't finding customers — it's finding a plumber, an electrician and an accountant you can put your name behind. A chapter is a standing list of people other members have already vouched for, and it costs nothing to ask.
What it isn't
Worth saying, so you don't find out later.
- It won't find you members. Recruiting is still handshakes and coffee. Leadswitch keeps the chapter running once you have one.
- It won't fix a chapter that isn't meeting. If people have stopped turning up, software is not the problem you have.
- It isn't a CRM. It tracks what the chapter passes between members, not your whole sales pipeline.
- There's nothing to install. It runs in a browser, on a phone or a laptop. No app store, no download.
- We don't publish what members earn. We can't verify those numbers, so we won't pretend to know.
Starting a chapter
Any member can start one. You don't need permission, and you don't need us.
- Join as a solo memberSign in, and you're in. No chapter required to begin with.
- Create your chapterName it, set the category rules, and decide how visible it should be.
- Invite the people you already trustThe first handful matter more than the next fifty. Send them a link.
- MeetThe roster, the attendance and the lead tracking take care of themselves from there.
Patrick, Cory and Killian each set up their own chapter without asking anyone for help. If you get stuck, the guides are here and a real person reads leads@leadswitch.org.