Missed Inquiry Calculator
Three numbers your firm already has, inquiries a month, the average fee on a signed case, and the share that sign today, turned into what the ones who do not sign are worth over a year. Contingency, flat fee, or hourly, the arithmetic is the same.
What you walk away with, in about five minutes
- Your own number: what the inquiries that do not sign are worth to your firm over a year, from three figures you already have.
- What five points of improvement is worth, so the next quote you get from anyone has something to be measured against.
- The method for checking it: one month of your own inquiries, four numbers, split by language and by hour. The guide is below and it is free.
No email required, nothing is sent to us, and there is no call at the end of it. We do not publish an industry loss percentage anywhere on this site, because we have not measured one. This is your arithmetic on your figures. To check it against your own data: how to measure your firm’s response time.
Definition
What does the Missed Inquiry Calculator show?
The Missed Inquiry Calculator takes the average fee your firm earns on a signed case and the share of inquiries that sign today, and shows what the inquiries that do not sign are worth over a year. It runs only on the figures you enter. It does not promise a new signing rate, because no vendor honestly can, and a vendor that did would be handing your firm a Rule 4-7.13 problem to repeat.
What is a slow reply costing your firm?
Enter your own numbers. For a contingency practice, use the fee the firm keeps on a typical signed case, not the settlement.
$1,020,000
In annual case value, across 17 inquiries a month
We will not tell you what your signing rate will become. Nobody honestly can. What we can say is that the time between the first message and the first reply is the one variable most firms have never measured, and the number above is what it is worth to your firm today.
Book a demoEstimates based only on the figures you enter. Not a projection, benchmark, or guarantee of results.
Why no promised lift
Why doesn't this calculator promise a new conversion rate?
Because no vendor can honestly guarantee how a specific firm's signing rate will change, and a promised lift is exactly the kind of claim a law firm cannot repeat in its own advertising. What the calculator shows is the arithmetic of your own numbers today, and what a five-point improvement would be worth if it happened. The conclusion is yours.
See the full breakdown, plan tiers, and what is included at each level on the pricing page.
FAQ
Questions about the Missed Inquiry Calculator
No. That one is a diagnostic LegalCRM.pro runs by hand against a specific firm's live form and phone line. This calculator runs entirely on the numbers you type in. Nobody tests anything against your website for this one.
Entirely from what you enter in the sliders, your monthly inquiries, your average case value, and your current conversion rate. There is no hidden industry average applied underneath your inputs.