Choose your market
Set a business ZIP and a search radius that fits your service area.
A LOCAL STORM ALERT FOR YOUR WEBSITE
Turn nearby hail activity into a reason to get in touch.
Lead Booster brings recent hail activity to your visitors’ attention and gives them an easy way to contact your team. Set your widget up once, and it takes care of the rest automatically.
- 100% free
- No account needed
- Simple setup
Hail DetectedWithin 25 miles of Addison, TX
DateHail size
Sep 12, 20261.75 in
Aug 28, 20261.00 in
May 19, 20262.25 in
Apr 02, 20261.25 in
3 more in the last 3 years
Contact us☎ (214) 555-0142Powered by HailGeeks
One setup. Automatic local updates.
Add contact options
Give visitors a contact page, a phone number, or both.
Install once
Paste the code on your site. Lead Booster appears when qualifying hail is detected.
SET UP YOUR WIDGET
Create your Lead Booster
We’ll email a one-time verification link. After you confirm it, your private setup page shows the widget code and installation steps. Your editing link is separate from HailGeeks accounts.
Live preview Updates as you fill in the form
Closed
OpenedHail DetectedWithin 25 miles of 75001
DateHail size
Sep 12, 20261.75 in
Aug 28, 20261.00 in
May 19, 20262.25 in
4 more in the last 3 years
Contact us(214) 555-0142Powered by HailGeeks
Returning to Lead Booster?Get a new setup or edit link.
Common questions
What does Lead Booster do?
Lead Booster adds a hail notification to your website based on your service area. When qualifying hail has been detected nearby, visitors can open the alert to see recent hail dates and sizes without searching for the information themselves.
How can Lead Booster help my business?
It brings recent local hail activity to a visitor’s attention at the right time. If they were unaware of a recent storm, the alert can prompt them to take a closer look and gives them an easy way to call or contact your team with questions.
Do visitors need to enter their address or ZIP code?
No. You set the ZIP code and coverage radius when you create the widget. Lead Booster automatically shows hail information for your service area.
What information does the widget show?
The popup shows up to four of the most recent qualifying hail dates and hail sizes within your service area, along with the number of additional detections found within the available three-year history.
Where does Lead Booster get its hail data?
Lead Booster uses hail estimates derived from NOAA NEXRAD radar data. HailGeeks turns that data into an easy-to-read history for your service area, so visitors can see relevant storm activity without leaving your website.
Why should visitors trust the alert?
The dates and sizes come from radar-based hail estimates, not claims entered by the contractor. Lead Booster shows the local history behind the alert and gives visitors a direct way to ask your team about an inspection.
Does a hail detection mean a home was damaged?
No. The widget shows hail detected within your service area, not damage at a specific property. It gives visitors a reason to look closer and contact your team if they have concerns.
Is Lead Booster free?
Yes. Lead Booster is free for approved websites. The widget includes a small attribution as part of the setup, so there’s nothing extra you need to add.
Do I have to update the widget after every storm?
No. You install it once, and the hail information updates automatically. If you want to change your service area, contact details, or display settings, you can update them later.
Can I make it fit my website?
Yes. You can place the widget in a corner or use it inline, adjust its position, and choose between light and dark styles so it fits naturally with your site.
What happens if there hasn’t been qualifying hail in my service area?
The hail alert stays hidden when there are no qualifying detections within the available three-year history for your service area.