Small Law Firm
An assumed small law firm with 2 attorneys and a part-time receptionist. The attorneys are in court, depositions, or client meetings for much of the day, and intake calls that arrive then go to voicemail.
Every number on this page is an assumption we chose, then arithmetic. None of it was measured from a customer. Change the inputs and the result changes with them.
Industry Context
A potential client with an urgent problem (an accident, an arrest, a divorce filing) may call more than one firm, and a firm that doesn't answer may not hear from them again. This example assumes an average case value of $5,000 and that 30% of answered intake calls become clients. Both are assumptions; yours will differ by practice area.
The Problem
Both attorneys are in court, depositions, or client meetings for much of the business day, and the part-time receptionist covers only some of the hours. The rest of the time, calls go to voicemail. Someone calling about a car accident, a custody dispute, or a business conflict may not leave a message; they can call the next firm on Google.
What VoiceCharm Does Here
- Answers the calls nobody at the firm can take, at any hour
- Asks your intake questions: case type, timeline, key facts, contact details
- Marks the email URGENT when the matter is urgent (an arrest, a filing deadline)
- Asks the questions you'd ask and emails you the caller's name, number and answers the moment the call ends
- Can book consultations onto Google Calendar if you turn booking on
Before & After in This Example
Without VoiceCharm
With VoiceCharm
ROI Calculation
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What the Arithmetic Gives
Cumulative Gain in This Example
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