A past client asked me for a custom Framer button during a project, they wanted the button to track key data and insert it into the URL.

When a visitor clicks a CTA, the CRM should receive the context behind the click.

So the button captures:

- where the visitor came from (src);

- which page they viewed first ;

- the referring site;

- the last page they visited before clicking;

- the button ID;

- UTMs and campaign IDs.

Then it adds this data to the URL and sends it to the connected CRM. For my client, the CRM was Zoho.

The button can redirect to another page, open an overlay with Calendly, send data into hidden CRM fields.

I'm rebuilding the component so it no longer depends on that client setup.

I am thinking of turning it into a Marketplace component.

If you build lead-gen sites in Framer, would you find this component useful ?

A past client asked me for a custom Framer button during a project, they wanted the button to track key data and insert it into the URL.

When a visitor clicks a CTA, the CRM should receive the context behind the click.

So the button captures:

- where the visitor came from (src);

- which page they viewed first ;

- the referring site;

- the last page they visited before clicking;

- the button ID;

- UTMs and campaign IDs.

Then it adds this data to the URL and sends it to the connected CRM. For my client, the CRM was Zoho.

The button can redirect to another page, open an overlay with Calendly, send data into hidden CRM fields.

I'm rebuilding the component so it no longer depends on that client setup.

I am thinking of turning it into a Marketplace component.

If you build lead-gen sites in Framer, would you find this component useful ?