Just Shipped: Reveal - identify all website visitors

Until now, ContactLevel only named visitors who were already in your audiences. Reveal names everyone, from any channel, for $199/month.

Dag Holmen13 Oct 2026

2 minute read

ContactLevel Reveal blog cover. On the left, the headline "Reveal is live" with "Reveal" in white on a black box, and the line "See who visits your website by name. Any channel, any page." On the right, a Live visitors widget lists three identified visitors with name, job title, company, the page they visited and the traffic source: Daniel Okafor, CMO at Linear, on /pricing (now); Iris Lindqvist, Demand Gen Lead at Notion, on /audiences (Direct); Mark Hudson, Head of Growth at Figma, on /demo (Google). — Get notifications for every person that visits your website

Why we built Reveal

Until now, when someone asked us "can you tell me who's on my website?", our honest answer was: only partly. ContactLevel could name a visitor if they were already in one of your audiences and clicked a tagged ad.

Everyone else (the people coming from Google, an outbound email, or just typing your URL) stayed anonymous. So we told you to run RB2B or Dealfront next to us. That never sat right with me.

What you see for every visitor

Reveal fixes that. Install the pixel through Google Tag Manager (under 5 minutes) and every identifiable visitor gets a name, title, company and LinkedIn profile. And that’s every visitor from any channel - they don’t have to be in an ad audience to be tracked.

And you don't just get a name. You get every page they viewed in order, the clicks, the scroll depth and a full screen recording of the session. So when a VP from your top account shows up, you see exactly what they looked at before your rep picks up the phone.

Reveal setup screen in ContactLevel. On the left, the heading "Reveal who visits your website" with the text "Identify visitors from across your website, even if they aren't in one of your audiences. No audience UTM parameter needed." Below it are two buttons: "Set up Reveal tracking" and "Installation guide". On the right, a "Your tracking pixel" card shows the JavaScript snippet with a Copy button and the instruction "Paste this code inside your website's <head>, then publish your changes." — Setup is one snippet in your site's <head>. No audience or UTM parameter needed.

What happens after the visit

Most visitor ID tools stop at the alert. We don't. Yes, you get a Slack or email ping the moment someone visits (filtered by account tier, title or page, so sales only hears about the ones that matter), and every visit is written to the contact in HubSpot, Salesforce or Attio.

But if you're also on the Audiences plan, you can drop those visitors into an audience and retarget them by name on LinkedIn, Meta, Google, Reddit, X, Microsoft and ChatGPT. Visit today, see your ad tomorrow.

Coverage and pricing

One honest caveat: person-level identification is strongest for US traffic. Elsewhere, or where privacy law requires it, you get the company instead.

Reveal is its own product, so you don't need Audiences to use it. It starts at $199/month for 600 identified visitors and goes up to 12,500 a month for $849.

Your visitors already have names. Log in and install the Reveal pixel →