The ROI Calculator
What would the system return for your firm?
Marketing should be an investment decision, not an act of faith. Use your own numbers, your client values, and your win rates, and see what a connected system changes.
Estimates are illustrative, based on the figures you enter. Every firm's market is different, which is what the strategy call is for.
Behind The Numbers
Where the return actually comes from.
The calculator isn't magic, it models the three levers a connected system moves. Each one is modest on its own.
Multiplied together, they're the difference between marketing that costs and marketing that pays.
More of them convert
A website built around the buyer's decision, backed by current proof at every touchpoint. When confidence is built before the first call, the same conversations close more often.
More conversations
AI signals start conversations at the moment need appears, while search and AI citations bring buyers who are already looking. More of the right meetings, without paid advertising.
Once the system is live, you stop estimating ROI and start reading it, every enquiry, meeting and won client traced to the layer that produced it.
None of them leak
Enquiries answered in minutes, booking in one click, proposal to payment in hours, so the demand you've already paid to create actually becomes revenue.
A Word On Honesty
A calculator estimates. A system proves.
No calculator can know your market, your reputation or your capacity. So treat the number above as a well-informed starting point, not a guarantee. We'd rather tell you that here than have you discover it later.
What we can promise is this: because the whole system reports into one place, you'll know your actual return within months of switching it on, measured in enquiries, meetings and won clients, not impressions. If the numbers interest you, the strategy call is where they get real: your firm, your market, your plan.
Turn the estimate into a plan.
Bring your numbers to a strategy call, and we'll map them to your market, which signals, which buyers, and what the first two quarters would look like.