What the calls other firms turn away could be worth to you

Every injury firm gets calls about a wrecked car with nobody hurt, and most turn them away. Set how many could come to your firm and see the illustrative math.

Illustrative, per month
$25,000
about $300,000 a year
Car-only calls forwarded
30
Claims signed
10
Total losses / diminished value
10 / 0
Costs you front (recovered from settlements)
$5,500

Illustrative example, not a forecast. Based on past True Claims results: an average total loss increase of about $7,500 with a third (~$2,500) to your firm, diminished value averaging about $1,000 to your firm, and about $500–$600 per total loss / $200–$350 per diminished value claim fronted and recovered from the settlement. Assumes total losses settle through the Appraisal Clause. Your numbers depend on your partner firms, your market and your claims.

Turn those calls into claims

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Questions people ask

›Where do the numbers come from?

Past True Claims results: an average total loss increase of about $7,500 (a third, about $2,500, to your firm), diminished value claims averaging about $1,000 to your firm, and the costs you front coming back out of the settlement. The result is illustrative, not a forecast.

›Where do the calls come from?

The injury firms near you. With a simple referral agreement, their intake teams forward property-damage-only callers to a referral line set up for your firm, where an AI assistant qualifies them and warm-transfers them to your intake. Any injury case goes back to the firm that sent it.

›What does it cost?

You front about $500–$600 per total loss and $200–$350 per diminished value claim, and get it back out of the settlement.

›How fast do these claims pay?

Most TRUEclaims total losses have settled within 1–2 weeks through the Appraisal Clause. Diminished value claims have usually settled within 1–6 weeks.