Results · MVA and Personal Injury Programs

Real firms. Real signed cases.
Real economics.

Every program on this page is judged the same way: what the firm spent, how many matters signed, and what each signed case cost. The strongest numbers we have come from the EMS and police report backed programs, where the injury is documented before the file is ever delivered.

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70 to 80%+close rate on EMS verified live transfers
1.3 callsper signed case on the EMS transfer program
Under 10 daystypical accident to signed retainer
87%client re-order rate

How We Measure

Three numbers, and none of them is cost per lead.

A cheap lead that never signs is the most expensive thing a firm can buy. So every program below is reported against the same three measures, and we will run them with you on your own historical data.

Cost per signed case

Total spend divided by matters actually signed and kept. Not cost per lead, not cost per call, not cost per click. This is the number your practice runs on.

Speed to signature

Days from date of accident to executed retainer. Reaching the claimant early is what keeps a case first pass rather than shopped, and it shows up directly in close rate.

Return on spend

Projected fees against program cost, built on your own average case value rather than ours. If the math does not work for your firm, we would rather find out on the call.

Case Files

Four programs, one standard behind all of them.

Representative engagements drawn from our operating history. Firm identities are withheld unless a firm has agreed to be named. Figures reflect what those programs produced and are not a guarantee of your results.

File 01/EMS and Police Report Backed Signed Cases/Tier 1 Serious Injury Flagship

Premium signed cases, and the right to say no

A multi attorney firm with an intake backlog wanted control before it paid anything. It took a Tier 1 order of EMS and police report backed signed cases: every file an accident where emergency services responded and transported the claimant from the scene to a hospital, with police report detail layered on for liability context, signed on the firm's own retainer and branding.

Of the matters presented, the firm approved the overwhelming majority and declined the rest inside the 14 day review window. No intake labor, no conversion risk, and no paying for cases the firm was not comfortable taking. Most files were signed within 10 days of the accident, with the fastest inside 1 to 3 days, which is what keeps these matters first pass rather than shopped.

Under 10 daystypical accident to signed retainer
1 to 3 daysfastest signings on the EMS feed
14 daysreview window to accept or decline
Zerointake labor to produce the signature

"We were able to say no. It was less like buying marketing hope and more like reviewing something our attorneys could actually decide on."

Partner · Multi-attorney PI firm
File 02/EMS Backed Signed Cases/Commercial and Catastrophic Tiers Highest value

Fewer files, each one worth working up

A litigation firm built to take on carriers and commercial fleets did not want volume. It wanted a small number of files with the damages and the coverage to justify a full workup. The commercial tiers require that the at fault party carries commercial insurance rather than a personal auto policy near a state minimum, and the catastrophic tiers measure injury against a fixed schedule.

Because commercial collisions frequently involve more than one defendant, with the carrier, broker, shipper, and maintenance vendor all potentially sitting behind a single crash, a single file in these tiers can outproduce an entire quarter of ordinary MVA volume. Severity is screened before delivery, so the firm's attorneys were not sorting a pile of soft tissue claims to find the serious ones.

Commercialat fault coverage required, not state minimum
Multi defendantcarrier, broker, shipper, maintenance vendor
Screened firstseverity confirmed before delivery
6 to 10case minimums on the premium tiers

"One of these files can define a year. I do not need forty of them. I need the four that are real."

Managing Partner · Commercial litigation practice
File 03/EMS Verified Live Transfers/Fully Qualified Best close rate

Roughly 1.3 calls to a signed case

A firm that closes better live moved off ordinary transfers and onto the EMS verified program. Every caller was a claimant an ambulance had taken from the scene, reached within days of the accident, with three live layers cleared before the phone ever rang on the firm's side: fault, real injury, and representation status, verified in a full conversation against the firm's own case criteria.

The program closes at 70 to 80% and better on transferred calls, roughly 1.3 calls per signed case. The firm is billed only on full acceptance, and any transfer that fails the agreed criteria is replaced. For an intake team, the practical difference is that almost every conversation is a real one.

70 to 80%+close rate on transferred calls
1.3 callsper signed case
3 layerscleared live before transfer
On acceptancebilled only when you take the call

"There is no mystery with a live transfer. The person is on the phone, they know why we are talking, and my team can tell in five minutes whether to keep going."

Intake Director · PI firm
File 04/Warm Transfers/Volume Program

Live conversations, at daily volume

A firm with a strong intake team and appetite for volume wanted the phones busy without the dialing grind. Warm transfers are verified by our call center for accident, injury, and case fit customized to the firm, then handed to intake after a short billing buffer, so the firm pays for connected, verified conversations rather than attempts.

The program runs at a 20 to 25% close rate with a capable intake team, and there is effectively no ceiling on volume in most markets. It remains the most efficient way to keep an intake floor busy every day while the premium EMS programs run alongside it.

20 to 25%close rate with a strong intake team
Bufferedbilled only past the call buffer
Daily flowno real volume ceiling in most markets
Criteria fitverified to your spec before handoff

"A real person, on the phone, who actually wanted to talk. No dialing, no voicemail, no chasing. That changed our whole day."

Intake Manager · PI firm
File 05/Exclusive MVA Form Leads/Entry Program

Cleaner intake at the lowest entry cost

A firm buried in cold, resold names from a previous vendor moved to exclusive form leads. One firm per lead, never resold or shared, not even in another market, each carrying a Case Readiness Score so intake works the hottest files first, and all under 6 months from the date of accident.

Leads reach the firm's CRM in under two minutes from opt in, which matters because speed to contact is the single biggest driver of close rate on form volume. The program closes in the 10 to 15% range, and anything that fails the agreed criteria is replaced at no cost.

10 to 15%typical close rate
Under 2 minopt in to your CRM
100%exclusive, never resold or shared
Replacedany lead that fails your criteria

"The biggest difference was that people remembered asking for help. My intake team stopped treating every call like a coin flip."

Managing Partner · PI firm

Your Numbers

Run the math on your own average case value.

We would rather you use your numbers than ours. Set your average attorney fee and the size of the order, and this models the cost per signed case and the return for each program.

Edit this to your own historical average. Every number on the right is driven by it.

15 cases

Program minimums apply. We will confirm realistic volume for your market on the call.

Signed cases produced15
Program cost$58,500
Cost per signed case$3,900
Projected attorney fees$225,000
3.8x Projected return on spend

This model is an illustration built from published program pricing and observed close rates, not a projection of your results or a guarantee of any fee. Attorney fees vary by case, venue, coverage, and outcome, and are realized over the life of a matter rather than at signing. Bring your own historical numbers to the working call and we will rebuild this with you.

Accountability

What happens when a firm says the numbers are wrong.

Every lead generation company on earth will tell you their quality is excellent. What actually separates vendors is what happens on the week a firm disputes a delivery, and we would rather show you that process now than have you discover it later.

When a firm sends back a rejection list, we reconcile it line by line against the delivery export rather than arguing about impressions. Sometimes that reconciliation proves the firm right and we credit or replace immediately. Sometimes it shows records that were never in our delivery data at all, or contacts still in active follow up that intake had written off. Either way, the answer comes from the data.

Rejections are reconciled on a weekly cadence, not whenever someone gets around to it, and every buyer gets a standing window to dispute deliveries. Anything outside your agreed criteria gets replaced. Underperforming campaigns get rebuilt, not excused.

The reconciliation standard
WeeklyYour rejections are collected and reviewed on a set weekly cadence, not ad hoc.
Line by lineEach disputed record is matched against the delivery export and consent trail.
In your portalYou accept or reject deliveries directly, so the record is one shared source of truth.
ReplacedOut of spec deliveries are replaced, with a 14 day replacement window on signed cases.
DocumentedTrustedForm or Jornaya certificates, call recordings, and case documentation stay in the file.

In Their Words

What firms tell us.

The common thread is not a miracle lead. It is cleaner conversations, faster intake, and a cost per signed case they can explain to their partners.

"They have consistently helped us deliver high-value cases at a low cost per signed retainer."

MP
Managing PartnerPersonal injury firm

"The lead quality is in a different league from the aggregators we used before."

DI
DirectorInsurance agency

"The pre-qualification is the whole thing. These people already know why they are calling."

FC
Firm ClientPersonal injury firm

"Exclusive actually meant exclusive. We were not the fourth firm to call the same person, and the calls felt calmer."

FO
Firm OwnerPlaintiff side practice

"Finally a number I can explain to the partners: what we spent, how many we signed, and what each case cost."

MP
Managing PartnerMulti-attorney PI firm

"The approval step made it feel fair. We paid for the cases we were comfortable taking, not for promises."

PA
PartnerInjury firm

Book the working call.

In 45 minutes we review your intake, geography, and case mix, then build the numbers around your own average case value. If the math does not work for your firm, we will tell you.

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Ian Magley · ian@beyondleads.us · (407) 414-3378