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We deliver pre-screened motor vehicle accident leads directly to personal injury law firms. Clients sign roughly 15% of leads and achieve a case acquisition cost of $2,000 to $2,500.
What you get with every lead campaign.
The industry problem is not that claimants are hard to reach. It is that the lead was never properly qualified in the first place. Here is what that looks like in practice.
Every lead in our network passes a qualification process before it reaches your inbox. Here is exactly what that looks like.
Every lead comes from a consumer-initiated, opt-in channel. The claimant filled in a form requesting legal assistance. No shared consent databases. No outbound cold sourcing.
Every lead passes a qualification process before it is delivered to you.
A form submission is not a qualified lead. Injury is confirmed through the intake process before the lead enters our network. What reaches you is a verified claimant, not a web enquiry.
We source exclusively through active campaigns. Our leads are not aged lists or re-marketed contacts. The claimant you receive submitted their request for the campaign that delivered them to you.
This is not a pitch. These are the figures our clients experience using this model, drawn from real campaign data across our supplier network.
A 30-lead trial at $400 to $425 per lead gives you a real-world read on how this model works for your firm. But to get an accurate picture of your long-term results — including intake conversion patterns and case types — we recommend an initial budget of $20,000.
At that level you have enough volume to see which states perform best for your team, how quickly claimants are responding, and what your actual sign rate looks like across different accident types.
You do not have to start there. But firms that come in with $20,000 typically leave the trial with enough data to make a confident decision about ongoing volume — and with 3 to 5 signed cases already in their pipeline.
These figures are based on client data across our supplier network. Results depend on intake process, response speed, and geography. Not a guarantee.
Adjust the sliders to model your expected returns. Based on real client data. Not a guarantee of results.
Adjust the sliders to model your expected returns. Figures are based on real client data from our supplier network. Not a guarantee of results.
Sign rates based on client data across our supplier network. Average case fee based on published settlement data: Brown & Crouppen reports an average car accident settlement of $37,248 across 4,500+ cases (2021–2024); ConsumerShield reports $30,416 as of 2026. Attorney contingency fees are typically 33–40% of settlement (Nolo, 2025). This calculator is for illustrative purposes only and does not constitute a guarantee of results.
Five steps. Five business days to go live. No call centres, no account managers who disappear after the sale. Just a focused operation that does what it says it will do.
Share your target states, case types, and monthly volume requirements. We agree a lead count and a per-lead price, and everything is confirmed in writing before anything moves.
Payment is made upfront for the agreed package. We then pay our supplier and activate your campaign. Leads are typically available within approximately five business days of payment being received.
Leads are delivered in real time via email as they are qualified. They are not held until the end of the campaign. Your intake team can begin working through each lead as it arrives.
Every lead includes the claimant's name, phone number, email address, and accident type. The lead has been qualified to confirm injury before it is released.
No conditions. No asterisks.
Injury confirmed. Opt-in contact. Accident within 12 months. All checked before delivery.
Name, phone number, email, and accident type. Every time.
A claimant who was in an accident two years ago is not the same prospect as one who was in an accident last month. Recency matters for engagement, injury relevance, and case viability. We filter hard on this.
From years of working with our supplier network, we have found two questions that cut through faster than anything else. Every claimant in our network is asked both before they enter the pipeline.
A quality lead that goes unworked is a wasted lead. The firms that convert the most are the ones with the most disciplined follow-up process, not the best lawyers.
Six calls. Six texts. Six emails. Spread over several days. That is the minimum before writing a lead off as uncontactable. Most firms give up after two calls. Do not be most firms.
Minimum attempts before a lead is written off
Spread across several days. Leave a clear voicemail on at least the first and third attempts so the claimant knows who you are and why you are calling.
Short, professional, and non-pressuring. A simple text is often the contact that gets a response when calls have gone unanswered.
Brief, clear, and helpful in tone. Remind the claimant who you are, that you received their request, and that you are ready to help when they are.
Your conversion rate is mostly determined by your follow-up, not your lead source. Work the leads properly and the results follow.
We do not ask for long-term commitments. We ask for 30 days and 30 leads. If the quality is there, you will know it.
If the leads do not perform, we want to know why. We will not argue and we will not disappear. We are a small operation building our reputation one client at a time.
After the trial, clients who continue move onto flexible ongoing arrangements. Everything reviewed together before any longer commitment is made.
We agree your target states, case types, and any specific filters. Pricing is confirmed upfront by state and everything is put in writing before any payment is made.
You pay for 30 leads upfront at the per-lead rate for your target states. We activate your campaign within approximately five business days of receiving payment.
Leads are delivered in real time via email as they are qualified throughout the 30-day period. They are not held and sent as a single batch at the end.
If you are happy with the quality, we can build a longer-term arrangement together. If you are not satisfied, there are no hard feelings. We will always want to understand what went wrong so we can improve.
We offer qualified MVA leads across 48 states at three price points. Your exact price is confirmed before you commit.
Every lead is from an opt-in source, injury confirmed, and accident recency verified before it reaches you.
Industry benchmarks for exclusive pre-qualified MVA leads show ~15% sign rate for firms with a structured intake process. On 30 leads, that is 4 to 5 signed cases. Clients consistently report a case acquisition cost of $2,000 to $2,500 using this model.
Conversion rates vary by firm, intake speed, and geography. These are industry benchmarks, not a guarantee.
California and Texas remain outside our current coverage. Sourcing costs in these markets make it impossible to deliver quality leads at a price that works for our clients. We review this regularly.
Tell us your target states and what you need. We will come back within one business day with clear pricing and a plan. No pitch, no pressure.
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