How Much Revenue Is Your Firm Quietly Losing From Missed or Delayed Intake?

In under 2 minutes, this calculator estimates the financial impact of missed calls, slow follow-up, and intake bottlenecks — using your firm’s own numbers.

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Missed Case Value Calculator

Answer a few operational questions to estimate
your firm’s potential missed revenue.

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What is your primary practice area?

About how many incoming calls does your firm receive per month? *

Roughly what percentage of incoming calls are missed or not answered live? *

Of the calls you miss, about what percentage are legitimate case inquiries? *

What is the average value of a retained case for your firm? *

Why Intake Loss Is One of the Most Expensive Problems in a Law Firm

Most firms focus on marketing spend — not intake efficiency.

In practice, lost revenue usually comes from:

Missed calls during business hours
No after-hours response
Slow follow-up on web leads
Unqualified consultations consuming attorney time
Delayed retainer signatures
These issues don’t show up on a balance sheet — but they compound every month.

What This Calculator Estimates

Approximate monthly revenue at risk
Annualized missed case value
How intake speed and coverage affect outcomes
Whether automation could materially change results

This calculator does not replace accounting or legal analysis. It provides directional insight based on operational inputs.

Your results will show:

• "A conservative revenue range"

• "The operational assumptions used"

• "Where automation could reduce risk"

• "Optional next steps (no obligation)"

Want Help Interpreting the Results?

If you’d like, we can walk through the numbers and show how firms typically address intake loss
using automation — without changing how lawyers practice law.

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