Problem

Nobody replies to the 9pm inquiry until Monday.

Answered

What happens to an inquiry that arrives after your office closes, and what changes when someone replies.

The problem

After-hours inquiries

The scene

What it looks like inside the firm

The call lands at 9pm and reaches voicemail. The web form arrives Friday night. The first human reply is Monday.

The usual explanation

You need a night receptionist, or the lead was never serious.

The actual cause

Nobody is responsible for inquiries that arrive after the office closes.

What it costs

A good client books the firm that answers first. You already paid for the lead.

What we do

We take over the step that keeps breaking.

What we do

A reply you approved goes out on every channel we cover, with a next step, at any hour. After-hours texts and emails are part of our job, not something your staff has to remember.

What you keep

Every message is one you approved. If a legal question comes in, it goes to your team.

Start here

Book a 30-minute audit on your numbers.

Bring a recent month of inquiries. We show you where this step breaks for you today.

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What you get
A written list of where you lose inquiries today
Every open inquiry that nobody is following up on
What we take over and what your team keeps

The list is yours to keep, even if we never work together.