Firms that tried to reach a lead within an hour were nearly seven times as likely to qualify it as those that waited longer
Harvard Business Review, 2011Speed to lead,measured in seconds
Every enquiry answered the moment it lands, even at 9pm on a Friday, and booked before it goes cold.
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The first company to reply usually wins the deal
Interest fades fast
Harvard Business Review found that teams who reply within the hour are almost seven times as likely to qualify a lead as teams who reply an hour later.
After-hours leads wait all night
People research in the evening and at weekends. A form submitted on Friday night often doesn't get a reply until Monday.
The first reply usually wins
When someone contacts three companies, the one that answers first gets the conversation. Everyone else gets a polite no.
What the research says about lead response time
The average first reply among companies that replied at all
Harvard Business Review, 2011The odds of qualifying a lead drop 21 times when the first call comes after 30 minutes instead of 5
Lead Response Management Study, MIT and InsideSales.com, 2007Everything sales needs, the moment the chat ends
Lead record
Name, phone, what they need, their preferred time
Transcript
Every question they asked and every answer they got
Timing
Delivered the moment the conversation ends, not the next morning
Every lead answered before it goes cold
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Office-hours replies vs replies in seconds
Your face, your voice, your brand
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A commercial real estate brokerage started replying to every lead in seconds, day or night, and recovered 33.5% of the leads it used to lose within 45 days
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Questions people ask us
Speed to lead is how long it takes you to respond after a potential customer gets in touch. The shorter it is, the more of those people you actually talk to and win.
A good lead response time is minutes, not hours. Research from MIT and InsideSales.com found that lead qualification drops sharply after the first five minutes. Flowxperia replies in seconds.
No, it works around the clock, including evenings, weekends and holidays.
Yes, it books meetings straight onto your team's calendar. It connects to Google Calendar and Outlook and uses the times your team makes available.
If someone wants to speak to a person, the agent takes their details and your team calls them back. It never pretends to be human.