What our founding partners are saying

Before Sockly, we were missing 35% of calls during procedures. After 30 days — zero missed calls. 23 extra patients. $47K in additional production.

Our front desk was drowning in calls during peak hours. Sockly handles the overflow and books consultations directly into our system. We added 18 new patients in 3 weeks.

I didn’t believe we were losing that many calls until I saw the Sockly dashboard. 142 calls answered in the first month that would’ve gone to voicemail. That’s pure production we were leaving on the table.

We were losing cases to firms that simply answered the phone faster. Sockly handles intake 24/7. Our consultation bookings increased 40% in the first month.

A PI client called at 2 AM after a car accident. Before Sockly, that goes to voicemail and they call the next firm on Google. Sockly did full intake and I had the case details on my desk by morning. $45K case.

We tracked it — 67% of people hire the first attorney who answers. We were losing cases to voicemail. Now every call gets answered in under a second.

We were missing calls every time my guys were on a job. Sockly answered 340 calls in the first month that would have gone to voicemail. Booked 89 new jobs.

Emergency plumbing calls at 2 AM were going straight to voicemail. Each one is a $400+ job. Sockly paid for itself in the first week.

During the summer AC rush, we were getting 3x our normal call volume. Before Sockly, half those calls went unanswered. Now we capture every single one. Added $34K in revenue last July alone.

Before Sockly, we were missing 41% of calls during treatment hours. After 30 days — zero missed calls. 34 new patients booked. $22K in additional revenue.

Our front desk was answering phones, checking patients in, and collecting copays all at once. Something had to give — and it was always the phone. Sockly handles overflow seamlessly. We added 22 new patients in the first 3 weeks without hiring anyone.

I tracked it for a month before Sockly — we were sending 52 calls a week to voicemail during treatment blocks. Now zero. Our schedule is fuller than it's ever been. Revenue is up $14,400/month and we haven't spent a dime more on marketing.

Before Sockly, we were missing 48% of calls during drop-off and pick-up. After 30 days — 19 tours booked from missed calls alone. 8 new families enrolled. We went from 89% to 97% capacity.

I was spending 3 hours every day returning missed calls. Half the parents had already enrolled somewhere else by the time I called back. Sockly eliminated that entirely. Tours get booked in real-time. My enrollment pipeline went from a notebook to a system. We added 12 families in 6 weeks — that's $172,800 in lifetime tuition.

We run 3 centers and our directors were drowning in phone calls. Sockly handles enrollment inquiries across all locations. 41 tours booked in month one. 14 became enrollments. At $1,100/month average tuition, that's $15,400 in new monthly recurring revenue. The setup paid for itself before lunch on Day 3.

Before Sockly, 70% of our missed calls were after hours. After 30 days — 89 calls captured. 31 new clients. $42K in revenue we were leaving on the table every single month.

We run 9 locations and couldn't staff phones past 5pm at any of them. Sockly handles all after-hours calls across every location. We booked 127 consultations in the first month that would have been lost. At our average client value, that's over $50K in first-visit revenue alone.

Our Google Ads were working — people were calling. But 34% of those calls went to voicemail because we were in treatment rooms. We were literally paying for leads and then ghosting them. Sockly stopped the bleeding. Ad spend ROI doubled in 60 days.

We were losing emergency calls to voicemail during surgeries. In month one, Sockly caught 142 calls we would've missed — including 11 genuine emergencies. $38K in revenue we almost lost.

Pet parents call when they're scared. If nobody answers, they panic and go to the emergency vet — even for things we could handle. Sockly answers every call and books the ones we should see. 26 new clients in the first month.

Our front desk was spending 3 hours a day on the phone instead of helping clients in the lobby. Sockly handles overflow and after-hours. Staff morale went up, client satisfaction went up, revenue went up. Win-win-win.

I'm a solo doc. When I'm adjusting, the phone goes to voicemail. Sockly caught 127 calls in month one — 19 became care plan patients. $31K in lifetime value from calls I used to miss.

Same-day bookings are everything in chiropractic. Someone throws out their back at 7 AM, they're calling every chiropractor on Google. Sockly answers our phone before the first ring finishes. We went from 4 new patients/week to 11.

My CA was so stressed from juggling the phone and front desk that she was about to quit. Sockly handles overflow calls and after-hours. She's happier, patients are happier, and we're booking 30% more new patients.

Speed-to-lead went from 47 minutes to under 1 second. 196 leads captured in month one. 14 closed deals. Sockly paid for itself 10x over in 30 days.

I was losing Zillow leads because I couldn't answer during showings. Sockly picks up instantly, qualifies the lead, and texts me a full brief. I went from 2 deals/month to 5. That's an extra $36K/month in commission.

We rolled Sockly out to our 8-agent team. Response time dropped from 40+ minutes to instant. Lead conversion went up 34% in 60 days. The ROI is embarrassing — we should've done this years ago.

156 calls caught in month one. 47 became booked repairs. We had to add a fourth bay to handle the extra volume. Sockly literally grew our shop.

Winter tire season used to be chaos — phones ringing off the hook, customers waiting, my advisor drowning. This year Sockly handled overflow calls. We booked 34% more tire appointments than last year with the same staff.

After-hours calls were our biggest blind spot. People break down at 7 PM and call the first shop they find. Sockly answers, gets their info, and books them for 7 AM drop-off. We captured 23 after-hours appointments in the first month.

January renewals used to mean voicemail hell. Sockly caught 134 calls we would've missed. 31 became new policies. $58K in new premium from calls that used to go to voicemail.

A prospect called at 6:30 PM on a Friday to get a home and auto quote before their renewal Monday. Before Sockly, that's a voicemail we'd return Monday — too late. Sockly captured the full intake. My producer quoted them Saturday morning. $4,200 in annual premium from one call.

We were losing 3–4 quote requests a day to voicemail during our busiest hours. Sockly answers overflow calls and captures everything we need to quote. Our close rate on Sockly-captured leads is actually higher because the intake is so thorough.