Work
Branches that pay for themselves.
We measure every branch against revenue, not deliverables. Below are three illustrative scenarios, built from the patterns we design for, showing the kind of numbers a branch is built to return.
How we measure a branch
- Response time
- Conversion
- Hours saved
- Revenue traced
Every scenario below is illustrative and anonymised, and held to these four numbers.
A new website is easy to admire and hard to value. So we hold every branch to four numbers a business owner actually feels: how fast enquiries are answered, how many convert, the hours given back to the team, and the revenue traced to work that would otherwise have gone cold. The scenarios below are illustrative, not a promise of identical results, and we are honest about that on purpose.
The same mechanism sits behind every figure below: more than half of B2B firms take over five working days to reply to an enquiry, or never reply at all (Drift, 2017), and a branch closes that gap. Each one was live in about twelve weeks.
- Response time
- Median time from enquiry to first reply, day or night.
- Conversion
- Share of enquiries that turn into booked meetings.
- Hours saved
- Front-desk and admin time handed back to the team each week.
- Revenue traced
- New work won from enquiries that previously arrived cold.
What a branch returns
Three branches, by the numbers.
The same headline measures, branch after branch. The detailed studies follow below.
Professional Services · Manchester
A 12-partner commercial law firm
- Median response, day or night
- 38 sec
- More consultations booked
- 31%
- Partner time saved each week
- 11 hrs
Health & Beauty · Leeds
A three-room aesthetic clinic
- Of bookings now taken after hours
- 44%
- Enquiries converted to appointments
- 2.3x
- Fewer no-shows
- 27%
Property · Bristol
An independent lettings agency
- From enquiry to booked viewing
- < 1 min
- More viewings booked
- 42%
- Negotiator time saved weekly
- 9 hrs
Where the named clients will be
We are publishing the real names next.
These scenarios are anonymised because the businesses we are building for compete for the same enquiries we help them win. We are taking on a small founding cohort across the UK, US, Canada, and Australia right now. Those early clients become our named reference clients, and we publish their verified results, with figures they have signed off, as each branch goes live. If you would rather be one of the names than read about them, the founding cohort is open.
Ask about the founding cohortWhat would these numbers be for you?
Book a thirty-minute call and we will map your branch, the workforce it needs, and the return it should make, live. These scenarios are illustrative; your own figures are the ones worth weighing.
No pitch deck. You leave with a plan and a number to point at.
Before you ask
The questions these numbers raise.
Why are the case studies anonymised?
Our clients compete for the same enquiries we help them win. Naming a firm and publishing its response times and revenue would hand a map to its rivals. The scenarios are illustrative of the outcomes a branch is built to produce, drawn from the patterns we design for, not a claim about a specific named client.
Are these results typical?
The scenarios are illustrative of the outcomes a branch is built to produce, drawn from the patterns we design for, not a promise of identical results for yours. What is consistent across every branch is the mechanism: faster first response, qualification before a human is involved, and follow-up that does not depend on anyone remembering. The size of the return depends on how much work is currently going cold.
How quickly would we see a difference?
A branch goes live in about twelve weeks, built in stages so you see progress every week. The response-time and capture improvements show up the moment the AI workforce is answering enquiries. Revenue traced to recovered enquiries builds over the following quarter.
Would this work for my industry?
The pattern holds anywhere enquiries arrive faster than a team can answer them: professional services, health and beauty, property, healthcare, hospitality, and technology. If your enquiries land outside the hours someone is at a desk, the leak in these case studies is almost certainly happening in your business.
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