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What slow follow-up is costing you

Enter leads per week, profit per closed deal, and two close rates: contacted in five minutes vs after an hour. The calculator shows the annual gap. You set the rates — it does not invent industry statistics.

Built for

Brokerages, home services, and anyone whose inbound lead dies in an inbox during a job or a showing.

You leave with

Annual lead volume, extra deals if you were fast, and a dollar gap you can take to a meeting.

Setup

2 min · No account · Nothing stored

How to run itOpen
  1. 01

    Enter last month's new leads, converted to a weekly number.

  2. 02

    Enter gross profit (or commission) per closed deal — be conservative.

  3. 03

    Set two close rates you believe. If you do not know, start with a small gap and raise it only with evidence.

  4. 04

    Read the annual gap. That is the case for faster intake, not a guarantee an agent hits the fast rate on day one.

Do this well. Use presets (brokerage, HVAC, agency) then overwrite with your books.

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Annual gap

$1,536,000

1920 leads/year · 192.0 extra deals if fast

Rates are yours. The instrument only multiplies. Not a promise an agent hits the fast rate on day one.

Want this on a live workflow?

This stays in your browser. A production agent writes to your CRM and waits for your click.

If you came from Google

Where do the default close rates come from?
They are editable assumptions, labeled as such. Replace them with your CRM numbers.
Does faster response always close more?
Often, for inbound. This tool only multiplies the rates you type. If your rates are the same at five minutes and one hour, the gap is zero — and that is a useful answer.

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