Poor
Based on 89 reviews
Lezooka2.9Honesty, pricing, process and quality scores appear once 5 customers have rated them.
Lezooka is a Lead Acquisition Platform, operating from its office in Wyoming. Focused on streamlining digital marketing to help real estate professionals meet consumers who meet their criteria.
Lezooka (lezooka.com) has 89 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 2.9 out of 5.
89 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Ryan B.
This company is a SCAM. Unverified Leads, not Inside Sales Agent verified as advertised. 1st lead I received was another Realtor, I also was given a lead that was a roadside motel in NorCal. DO NOT SIGN UP. A refund will be hard to get from Lezooka. Every time I call, I only get one ring and straight to voicemail. If you make the mistake of giving this company your hard-earned money, use a credit card so you can dispute the charge easily.
Anthony N.
I was sold a package that promised 3-5 vetted leads per month (I confirmed with their intro email). I received 7 leads from them the entire first 12 months, and no lead ever even came close to transacting. We use a proven lead follow up system that sees recurring, and return customers. Our Lezooka leads have either never answered any communication, or we were told upfront (by only one that responded) that they’d already purchased a home months ago. Their contract states you can request a refund after the 12 month agreement, and I have done so MULTIPLE times since January 2026, and I’ve either been ignored or told “we’re working on it.” This company should be absolutely ashamed of themselves.
Muniba M.
Do Not Sign with this company. They are complete frauds. I bought the Prestige ROI package for $2600 CDN. It has been over 6 weeks and I have not received any leads nor any of the services outlined on their website. Every time I call a new set of excuses and stories are delivered. They are not professionals. I have worked with other lead gen companies in the past but never have I experienced this kind of service.
Chiedu U.
Lezooka is not a trustworthy company and they will ghost you. They might respond once every 3 months after you send them multiple mails, but their reply will not include your refund. Their last reply to me in Dec 2025 was: "Thank you for reaching out. Your case is currently being managed in full by our Client Relations Department. These requests require a proper review process, and the team is already working on it. You will receive an update directly from them as soon as there is movement on your file. We appreciate your patience and assure you that your case is being treated with priority." Their priority does not have any estimated time of resolution so you'll be stuck there. They have been unable to answer the simple question "when and how am I receiving my refund?" Their usual tactic as I see from other reviews is that, they will ask you to contact them for Resolution after you post a review. But I have been in contact with them already for over a year and I still have no answer on when and how I will receive my refund. Still waiting ... 5 months and counting.
Bob N.
I've been tracking this company because they keep calling me daily via robocalls. All of my phone numbers are on the national DNC registry. They robocall from a call center in India. The screening agents all have Indian accents. If you ask for the name of the company or the agent's real name, they hang up on you. If you ask them to stop calling they will hang up on you. But the next day you are getting the same calls. If you try to call them back and ask them to put you on their do not call list you discover that they have spoofed their caller-ID. THIS COMPANY IS VIOLATING THE TELEPHONE CONSUMER'S PROTECTION ACT. You can't find a physical address on their website. By searching the LLC records, I've discovered that they are Wyoming LLC. Their address in Wyoming is a PO box store. They have an address in Delaware but it's the same thing. Don't do business with companies that are hiding their ownership and physical address. These people are scammers.
Kevin D.
I signed up with Lezooka based on their promise of verified real estate leads. Unfortunately, after working with them, I have not received a single verified lead. Every prospect I contacted had no idea why I was calling and expressed no interest in buying a home. One so-called “lead” turned out to be a hotel front desk, and the person listed as the prospect had never worked there at all. When I raised concerns, my assigned account manager refused to allow me to speak with a supervisor or the sales representative who originally signed me up. That lack of transparency was extremely concerning. After I posted an honest review about my experience, I received a call from Lezooka within minutes. I was told that if I removed the review, they had a verified customer on the line who wanted to set an appointment for Friday. Acting in good faith, I removed the review. On Friday, I called the prospect myself. He stated clearly that he was not interested in buying a house and had never spoken to anyone about buying one. Based on my experience, Lezooka’s claims of providing verified leads are not accurate. The situation raises serious concerns about false advertising and breach of contract. At this point, I am waiting to see whether they will return my money. I would strongly caution any real estate professional to do thorough due diligence before signing up. Based on my experience, Lezooka cannot be trusted.
Eleni D.
scam! Avoid at all costs. Do not waste your time with this company!
Nikki L.
Warning to Realtors: Lezooka Fails to Honor Refund Guarantee I am a licensed Sales Representative with over 15 years in the industry, and I am posting this to warn fellow realtors to avoid Lezooka. I signed a contract with them that guaranteed 3-5 qualified buyer or seller leads per month. The results were a total failure: Non-existent volume: I consistently received fewer than 3 leads a month, and for several months, I received zero leads. Zero Quality: The leads they did provide were not interested in real estate, rendering my marketing spend useless. Most importantly, Lezooka is now refusing to honor their written money-back guarantee. I was promised a full refund of my $1,200 investment after one year if I wasn't satisfied. It has been four months since I requested my money back. Despite numerous follow-ups with their manager, Stacey, I have been met with nothing but stalling tactics ("case under review"). My deadline of January 31, 2026, has passed, and they have now gone silent. I have officially filed complaints with Consumer Protection Ontario and the BBB. Do not waste your marketing budget here—they do not deliver on their leads, and they do not honor their contracts.
Reply from LezookaFeb 7, 2026
Hi, We do not usually respond at length to public reviews, but this post contains multiple factual inaccuracies and omissions that must be corrected for transparency. 1. Payment amount misrepresented: The amount stated in this review is incorrect. The total paid was $895, not $1,200. This is supported by our billing records. 2. Substantial services were delivered and consumed: During the active service term, the reviewer requested and received 15+ virtual staging projects, each billed at $25 per listing, in accordance with our published terms. All staging requests were: Delivered in full Approved by the client Revised multiple times upon request We maintain email receipts and delivery confirmations for every virtual staging order. 3. Lead delivery and client non-activity: Leads were delivered continuously through our CMS during the service period. However: System logs confirm repeated non-login periods Multiple leads were not contacted in a timely manner No follow-up or performance feedback was provided despite repeated outreach from our team These CMS logs and communication records are retained and auditable. 4. Refund guarantee terms were not met: Our refund guarantee is conditional and time-bound, clearly outlined in the signed agreement. In this case: The refund request was submitted after the service period had already expired The client had already consumed a significant portion of paid services Communication logs confirm that the refund window had passed Accordingly, the request fell outside the scope of the agreement. 5. Escalation and regulatory action Due to the seriousness of the misrepresentations made publicly, we have compiled all supporting documentation including contracts, CMS activity logs, service receipts, and communication history and are preparing a formal submission to the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO). We reserve all rights to pursue appropriate remedies and take matters of professional conduct seriously. Lezooka stands by its services, contracts, and documented performance. While we regret that this client is dissatisfied, this review does not accurately reflect the services provided, the agreement signed, or the timeline involved. We remain committed to resolving matters based on facts, documentation, and good-faith communication, not public distortion.
