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Mass Tort ROI Calculator
TortSignal Advantage

The Mass Tort ROI & Intake Calculator

Discover your true CAC, breakeven cost per lead, monthly profit, and the exact revenue you're leaving on the table — built for mass tort firms.

Quick benchmarks

Blended ad spend ÷ raw leads

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Leads you actually reach by phone or text

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Contacted leads that sign a retainer

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Used for monthly & annual projections

Strategic Insights

Max Affordable CPL
$0

Breakeven CPL at current conv.

Breakeven Leads / Case
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Leads needed per signed case

Revenue / Lead
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Expected fee per raw lead

Profit / Lead
$0

After CPL, before overhead

Your Current Reality

True CAC
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ROI
0%
Signed / 100 Leads
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Signed / Month
0
Monthly Profit
$0
Annual Profit
$0

With TortSignal Advantage (+15% contact, +10% signed)

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For informational purposes only. Not legal advice. No outcome is guaranteed.

Sensitivity: Monthly Profit

How monthly profit changes as CPL and Contact-to-Signed vary. Your current scenario is outlined.

Contact → Signed (%)
51%
46%
41%
36%
31%
26%
21%
16%
11%
6%
1%
$50
$150
$250
$350
$450
$550
$650
Cost Per Lead

Your scenario

CPL $250 · 20% signed

Monthly profit

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Signed cases / mo

Cells where revenue exceeds spend appear emerald; loss zones appear red. The boundary between them is your breakeven curve at the current Lead-to-Contact rate (40%) and 200 monthly leads. Adjust sliders to re-center the chart.

How the math works

True CAC = CPL ÷ (Lead-to-Contact × Contact-to-Signed). Fee per case = Settlement × Contingency. ROI = (Fee − CAC) ÷ CAC. TortSignal Advantage models a +15 point lift to contact rate and +10 point lift to signed rate (capped at 100%) based on benchmarked intake playbooks. Projections assume your stated monthly lead volume and ad spend.

For informational purposes only. Not legal advice. No outcome is guaranteed. Estimates are illustrative and depend on your firm's actual operations and market conditions.