Lead Leak Audit · 60 seconds

What is your firm leaving on the table?

Firms using a dedicated legal CRM bill 11 more hours per fee-earner per month than those running leads through spreadsheets and Outlook. Four questions, sourced methodology, an emailed audit estimating the annual fee income your current process is losing.

Source: Bellwether Report on small firm efficiency; UK Law Society Practice Management benchmarks. Estimate based on £1,500 average matter value across mixed practice.

What we measure

  • 1
    Response-time leakageEnquiries effectively lost when first contact takes more than an hour.
  • 2
    Storage frictionCost of running leads through spreadsheets and inboxes vs a single source of truth.
  • 3
    Quote-to-instruction conversion gapWhere un-tracked quotes go cold and revenue walks out.
  • 4
    Volume scalingHow much each of the above scales with monthly enquiry count.

Your Lead Leak Audit

Four questions. We email a sourced one-page report within 30 seconds.

No card required. Single emailed report. We don't share your data.

Your audit is being prepared

Check your inbox in the next 30 seconds — we're sending a one-page report with your estimated annual lost fees, the methodology behind the figure, and the four mechanisms most firms use to recover it.

What happens next: the audit lands first. Tomorrow we'll follow up with how SalesHub Cloud specifically handles each of the four leak sources, and where you can start a no-card trial if you'd like to test it on your live pipeline.

"Firms that move from manual lead handling to a dedicated legal CRM recover 60–80% of estimated leakage within the first quarter — almost entirely from response-time SLAs and conversion tracking."

Bellwether Report · UK Small Firm Practice Management

About this audit

What is a "lead leak"?
A lead leak is fee income that quietly slips away before it ever becomes an instruction — an enquiry that waited too long for a first response, a quote that was never followed up, or a lead lost in a spreadsheet or inbox. Individually each one looks minor; across a year they add up to a meaningful share of your potential billings.
Is the audit free?
Yes — the audit is completely free and there's no card required. You answer four questions, we email you a sourced one-page report, and that's it. You'll receive the audit and a single follow-up, with nothing else unless you ask.
Where does the number come from?
The estimate is the product of your monthly enquiry volume × average matter value × response-time leak factor × storage-friction multiplier × conversion gap. The leak and multiplier coefficients are calibrated against UK Law Society and Bellwether Report benchmarks for small-firm efficiency. Default matter value is £1,500.
Why do I have to enter my email to see the figure?
Because the audit isn't just a number — it's a sourced one-page report you can share with your managing partner or finance team. We email it so you have a record. You'll get the audit, one follow-up tomorrow, and nothing else unless you ask.
How accurate is this for our firm specifically?
It's a 60-second estimate, not an internal audit. Most firms find the figure is within 15% of what they'd discover running the same exercise on their own data. If you want a precise number, the SalesHub Cloud trial includes an onboarding session where we benchmark your last 90 days of enquiries against the same model.
Is this just a sales gimmick?
It's a marketing tool with a sourced methodology — both things can be true. The figure is honest, the sources are real, and the report doesn't push a trial unless your numbers suggest the lift is meaningful. If your firm is well-managed, the email tells you that.
What should I do after I get my audit?
Read the one-page report and see which of the four leak sources is costing you most. If the figure looks significant, the SalesHub Cloud trial includes an onboarding session where we benchmark your last 90 days of enquiries against the same model and show you how to close each gap. If your numbers are already healthy, no action is needed — keep doing what works.