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How much conversion are
slow replies costing you?
The Harvard Business Review study found businesses that respond in 5 minutes are 21× more likely to qualify a lead than those who wait 30. Move the slider and see it happen to your numbers.
Illustrative estimate. The conversion decay curve is modeled on the HBR / MIT "Short Life of Online Sales Leads" study blended with Velocify service-industry benchmarks. Your actual results will vary with market, offer, and follow-up discipline.
Your numbers
Calls, form fills, DMs — anything that starts a conversation.
Rough revenue per closed customer.
% of qualified leads that book when you answer within a few minutes.
Displayed: 9 min
Curve based on the widely-cited HBR/MIT "Short Life of Online Sales Leads" study, adapted for service-business norms. Directional, not prescriptive.
Impact at 9 min
−23%
of the leads that would have booked, no longer will.
Revenue if fast
$8,100/mo
Revenue today
$6,260/mo
Monthly loss
$1,840
Annual loss
$22,084
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