SpeakerStacks
Capture Attendee Details as Leads When Speaking at Events
SpeakerStacks launched on June 2, 2025 with 14 votes, #1,181 of 7,999 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
SpeakerStacks helps you turn event talks into lead-generating machines with branded landing pages, QR codes, and CRM-ready data. Capture leads in seconds, follow up effortlessly, and prove event ROI—all without lifting a finger post-stage.
Capture valuable leads, streamline CRM integration, and measure ROI from every speaking engagement. Discover the essential tool for event marketing success.
Display a QR code on your slides. Attendees scan, enter their details, and you capture qualified leads — automatically synced to your CRM. Generate QR codes that attendees scan to access your content. They enter their details, you get qualified leads — automatically synced to your CRM. We created SpeakerStacks to solve this very issue. Our platform enables you to capture valuable audience data seamlessly during speaking engagements. Knowing your audience can foster meaningful connections, nurture relationships, and convert listeners into loyal customers. Skip the DIY headaches. Get everything you need in one platform. New and hidden talent for your next event. No agents, no circuit names,…from speakerstacks.com
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