Unlock the property damage side of the car accident cases your firms already sign. Your team runs each claim in minutes with TRUEclaims, under the firm's umbrella.
Settles in about 1–6 weeks.
How your agency runs the property damage side for your PI clients.
The property damage side of car accident cases. Most firms avoid it — and leave it on the table on every case they sign.
Looks like small money next to the injury case.
Reports, letters and back-and-forth with insurers.
So nobody at the firm owns it.
Your client firms keep doing what they do. Your team handles the property damage side.
It costs a firm $1,000–$3,000 to sign a bodily injury client. When the property damage claim on that same client brings in $1,000–$5,000, often within weeks, the cost of signing that client drops to about $0.
Illustrative. Results vary by firm, case mix and market.
A firm puts $30,000 into signing 15 cases. The next month, that $30,000 comes back from property damage. Reinvest it and it signs 30 cases, then 60, then 120.
Firms turn away callers with no injury every day. Taking on those property-damage-only cases can double PD revenue again — which doubles the new BI cases the firm can buy.
Illustrative. Results vary by firm, case mix and market.
A new revenue line on top of your retainers, from cases your firms already have.
Firms that want you but can't afford a $10,000/month budget yet can easily afford it within 1–3 months of starting their PD program.
Every claim earns the firm a 5-star Google review — more fuel for the marketing you run.
You stop being just another vendor and become the growth engine behind every firm. Your biggest differentiator.
Most of it, we hand you.
We provide the pitch material.
Each claim takes minutes in TRUEclaims.
To communicate with insurers on the firm's behalf.
So you get your share. We provide it, about 98% ready.
We provide it.
Then roll out to your other firms.
Book a call and we'll walk you through the rollout.
Tell us about your agency and your PI firm clients, and we'll set up a call to walk you through the rollout.