We do not have case studies yet

This is where the results will go. Right now there are none, because we are new, and inventing them is the one thing that would make everything else on this site worthless.

What you should ask instead

A case study from a vendor is their best client on their best month, written by their marketing. Even the real ones tell you less than you think. Here is what will actually tell you whether this works for your practice.

Call it yourself

Ring the assistant and try to break it. Ask for a Saturday. Say your crown came off. Talk over it. Change your mind halfway through. You will learn more in four minutes than from any write-up.

Let us call you

We will ring your published line at the times patients actually ring — evenings, lunchtime, Saturday morning — and tell you exactly what happened. If everything is answered promptly, we will tell you that too, and you will have learned something free.

Watch it against your own numbers

Every practice gets a monthly report of calls answered and appointments booked. Whether it pays for itself is arithmetic on your figures, not a testimonial from someone else's practice.

What will appear here

When we have results worth publishing, they will name the practice with their permission, state the period, and show the numbers we actually measured — including the months where the answer was less impressive. If you ever see a figure here without a practice and a date attached, hold it against us.

The early-client trade-off

Being early with a small vendor is a real risk and we are not going to talk you out of noticing it. What you get in exchange is our full attention, direct access to the person building it, and a say in how it develops that you will never have with an established platform.

If that trade is wrong for your practice, it is wrong, and waiting six months is a reasonable decision.