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LEADS Online Reporting · Built for Canadian Pawn Shops & Second-Hand Dealers

$49 a month.
That's the whole price.

Canadian dollars. No setup fee. No per-transaction charges. No modules sold separately. Everything on this page is included.

Nobody wakes up wanting to buy reporting software. So here's the number first, and the explanation after — Report To Leads scans the licence, records the buy, and submits to LEADS Online by itself, so the reporting requirement stops costing your counter an hour a day.

Canadian-readyProvinces, postal codes, licence scanning
Nothing to installRuns in the browser on the computer you own
Proven platformAlready running shops in Manitoba & across North America
The Price, In Full

One number, everything in it

Compliance-capable systems in this industry start at $89–$450 a month, usually after a $700–$1,500 enrollment fee, because they make you buy an entire point-of-sale system to get the reporting. This is the reporting — unbundled.

$49
per month, per store — Canadian dollars
Setup fee — none
Enrollment fee — none
Per-transaction charges — none
Hardware bundle — none

Included — all of it:

  • Automatic LEADS Online submission
  • Driver's licence scan fills the customer record
  • Customer & ID photo capture
  • Serial numbers & item photos on every buy
  • Hold periods tracked & enforced at the register
  • Retail sales register & sales history
  • Inventory with barcode labels
  • Buy receipts printed at the counter
  • Your own searchable record of every transaction
  • Support by phone, from people

Runs on the computer already at the counter — any webcam does the photos; a standard USB barcode scanner reads licences.

A Fair Question

"Reporting to LEADS Online is free. Why would I pay you?"

You're right — submitting is free. The police service pays for the network. What isn't free is the typing.

Every customer's name, address, ID number, and description. Every item, every serial, every day — keyed by hand into a web form that keeps nothing for you afterward. No customer file, no history, no proof of what you submitted. Report To Leads exists to buy that time back: one licence scan instead of twelve fields, photos instead of descriptions typed twice, submission that happens on its own seconds after the ticket saves — and a permanent record that belongs to your shop. $49 doesn't buy permission to comply. It buys back the hours.

RAPID dealer portal shuts down
January 1,
2027

Still on the old BWI terminal? The clock is running.

LeadsOnline bought Business Watch International — the company behind RAPID — in 2022. The RAPID dealer portal has posted its shutdown date, and Canadian dealers are being pointed to leadsonline.ca. The counter terminal shops have used for years is being retired with it. Report To Leads is the same counter routine — ID in, item in, report out — in current software, ready well before the deadline instead of scrambling at it.

The Part That's Secondary

What it actually does, in three steps

1

Scan the licence

One barcode scan fills the whole customer record — name, address, DOB, ID number, description. Webcam grabs the customer photo and ID photo. Repeat customers: already on file, two clicks.

2

Ring the buy

Item, brand, model, serial, photos — several items on one ticket if that's the deal. Receipt prints, label prints, hold period starts on its own and the register won't sell the item early.

3

Walk away

Seconds after the ticket saves, the transaction is submitted to LEADS Online in the required format. A history screen shows exactly what went out and when — your proof, kept forever.

Who's Behind It

Not a startup. Not a side project.

The team behind PawnSmarts

Report To Leads runs on the same platform as PawnSmarts, full pawn-management software submitting to LEADS Online daily in shops across North America — including Manitoba.

A phone that gets answered

Questions get a person at 800-710-6184, not a ticket queue. Demos take five minutes and nobody follows up seventeen times.

Room to grow, no pressure to

If the shop ever wants full loan management — renewals, redemptions, layaway — the upgrade to PawnSmarts is a plan change on the same account. Same records, nothing re-entered. Until then, $49 is $49.

Asked & Answered

The questions that actually get asked

What does it cost — really?

$49 a month per store — Canadian dollars. That's the entire price: no setup fee, no per-transaction charges, nothing sold as an add-on later. The comparison worth knowing: compliance-capable systems in this industry start at $89–$450 a month, often with $700–$1,500 enrollment fees.

Reporting is free — why pay at all?

Because the free way is manual: every field typed by hand, every day, with no records kept for the shop. $49 buys the licence scan, the automatic submission, and a permanent searchable history of everything the shop bought and reported. It's the hours, not the permission.

What happens when RAPID shuts down in 2027?

Canadian dealers are being migrated to leadsonline.ca. Report To Leads submits to LEADS Online — the destination — so shops on it are on the right side of the transition already.

What hardware do I need?

The computer or tablet already at the counter, plus a standard USB barcode scanner for licences. Any webcam takes the photos. Printers for labels and receipts are optional. Nothing gets installed — it runs in the browser.

Is my data mine?

Yes. Every customer record, transaction, and photo is the shop's own, searchable any time, exportable. That's half the point — the free portal keeps nothing for you.

Is this a full pawn system?

No — on purpose, and the price shows it. Buys, sales, inventory, holds, and reporting: $49. Shops that want loans, layaway, and firearms compliance can step up to full PawnSmarts on the same account whenever — or never.

Enroll your shop

Enter an email to begin — account setup takes about a minute, the free trial starts immediately, and no card is required to start.

✓ $49/month, Canadian dollars ✓ No setup fee ✓ Free trial first
Questions first? Call 800-710-6184 — group demonstrations for dealer associations welcome.