Four checks on the form. Five by phone. All nine agreed with you in writing. If a claimant misses one, it does not bill.
9 of 9 written checks before your phone rings
Claimant details, all nine answers and a short summary, sent where you choose.
Call summary
Rear-ended at a light on Oct 6. Neck and back pain, seen at urgent care the next day. The other driver has BI coverage and a police report was filed. Wants to speak with a lawyer today.
J. M. · Oct 18, 2:14 pm
9 of 9 checks · introduced liveQualified
Never resold. Never shared. We never sell the same claimant to the firm down the street.
3–5firms buy the same claimant
1firm: yours. Never resold.
A flat fee per qualified transfer. It never depends on whether you sign, settle or win the case.
A qualified claimant, live on your lineNine written checks passed, then introduced to your intake team on the call.
Calls only in the hours you setTransfers arrive in your agreed hours. A missed one still counts, so we plan cover with you first.
Claimants who don’t qualifyAlready has an attorney, no injury, or any check missed. Screened out before your phone rings.
Claimants outside your marketYou choose the market. Anyone outside it is screened out.
A cut of your feesThe fee is flat. Sign, settle or win, it stays the same.
Your firm · October
2 billed at your flat fee · 2 screened out, never billed
Four things we agree before your first transfer.
One person on your side who owns live transfers.
The hours your team can take a live call.
The standard your intake line agrees to meet.
Someone to pick up when the owner cannot.
PI firms that meet all three.
a month already invested in marketing
additional cases per month you can take on
to answer a live transfer in your agreed hours
A few quick questions. If your firm fits, pick a time for a 15-minute call with Ryan Erkal, the founder.
Straight answers. Anything else, ask Ryan on the call.
No. A qualified transfer is a live conversation with a claimant who meets every written check. Your intake team evaluates the matter. You sign the cases.
Yes, per claimant. Each one goes only to your firm and is never resold or shared.
From our own ads. Each claimant tells us about their accident and agrees to be contacted before we call. We are a marketing service: we give no legal advice and never take a share of legal fees.
It doesn't bill. Only claimants who meet every written check are put through to your team.
Tell us. We review it against the form, the call record and your written criteria. If it did not meet them when it reached you, we replace it free.
A qualified claimant put through during your agreed hours still counts, even if nobody answers. That is why we agree a named intake owner, transfer hours and backup cover before launch.
A flat fee per qualified transfer. It never depends on whether you sign, settle or win the case. Full terms are agreed in writing before launch.
No. Either side can end it with 30 days’ written notice.
Yes. You set a monthly cap, and delivery pauses when you reach it.
Your market, your written criteria, your transfer hours, an intake number, a named intake owner with backup cover, and where the post-call record should go.
