Capture demand with Krome
The Krome capture suite works where your buyers already are: their browser. It captures leads on LinkedIn and X, demand signals, price captures, and competitor visits — and every capture waits for your review at /partner/krome before it becomes pipeline.
What Krome captureslink
- check_circleLead capture — prospects captured on LinkedIn and on X, routed to your partner review queue.
- check_circleDemand signals — moments that indicate in-market interest relevant to your category.
- check_circlePrice captures — pricing observed in the wild, useful context for your own positioning.
- check_circleCompetitor visits — signals that a buyer is evaluating alternatives in your space.
Review everything at /partner/kromelink
Nothing captured flows silently into your CRM. The review surface at /partner/krome shows each capture so you accept what is genuinely useful and discard what is not — you stay the quality gate on your own pipeline.
- 1Open /partner/krome in the partner console.
- 2Work through the capture queue: leads, demand signals, price captures, and competitor visits.
- 3Accept the captures worth acting on; they join your partner workflows. Discard the rest.
Where the captures come fromlink
Captures originate from the Kariant Krome browser extension. The buyer-side extension is privacy-first — journey and kontext capture are opt-in and off by default for users; the partner capture suite operates within those consent rules, and you see captures only through your review queue.
Frequently asked questions
Do captures cost Koins?expand_more
Reviewing your capture queue at /partner/krome is included. Captured organic leads you accept are free, like all organic leads.
Do captured leads skip review?expand_more
No. Every capture — leads included — sits in your /partner/krome queue until you accept or discard it. Nothing enters your pipeline unreviewed.
Which networks does lead capture cover?expand_more
LinkedIn and X today, alongside demand signals, price captures, and competitor-visit signals from the wider web.