Referrals bring the work in. Slow follow-up sends it to another firm.

The money problem

Accounting, legal, consulting, engineering and agency firms win work on trust and speed. Most lose it in the same few places:

A new inquiry waits a day or two because the people who can answer it are busy with client work
Proposals go out and nobody owns the follow-up, so they quietly die
Referrals and past clients never hear from the firm unless someone remembers to call
How the best partner scopes and prices a job lives in their head, so new staff cannot sell it the same way

That is not an admin problem. It is engagements the firm earned the right to win and did not.

GrowthBoost builds revenue systems inside how your firm already works.

Typical builds for professional services firms:

Inquiry capture and response. Every form, call and email logged, routed to the right person and answered with a first reply drafted for them to send.
Proposal follow-up that runs. Open proposals tracked with a clear next touch, drafted in the firm's voice, approved by a person before it goes out.
Scoping and pricing support. How your best partner scopes a job, written down once and turned into a tool the team can use to draft consistent proposals.
Referral and past-client outreach. A steady rhythm of check-ins so repeat and referral work does not depend on memory.
Connectors into the CRM, practice and billing tools you already run.

I build on the AI you already use when it fits the job. Day to day I work in Claude and Grok; the system is not locked to either one.

30-Day Revenue Sprint: one working system live in 30 days. $10,000, credited to month one if you continue fractional.
Fractional: $12,000 per month. A 90-day first engagement, then month to month with 30 days' notice.

No guarantees on results. You own what we build.

Start with the free AI Setup Kit if you want to put the AI you already use to work on follow-up yourself.
Or take the free Revenue Leak Assessment. If it looks like a fit, you get a link to book a 30-minute fit call.
On the fit call we decide whether a Sprint makes sense. Scope and price go in writing before anything is built.