Laurel ROI Calculator

Want to see what Laurel can do for your firm's revenue? Use our interactive ROI calculator to find out.

Key Features

• See what recovering 28 billable mins/day can do for your bottom line

Details

• Number of Timekeepers: 50
• Hourly Rate: $200
• Your potential annual revenue increase: $920,448
• Monthly Uplift per Timekeeper: $1,534
• Hours reclaimed firm-wide / year: 5,640 hrs
• Equivalent FTE-years returned: 3 FTEs

Assumes 85% billing realization, 96% collection realization and 240 working days/year

The calculator assumes 100% T&M (Time & Materials) work and 0% Fixed Fee

Our Methodology

Our ROI methodology and results are independently audited and approved by a Big-4 firm—so you can present these numbers to your firm's leadership with confidence.

Unlock the Revenue Already Inside Every Working Day

Billable time doesn't disappear all at once. It slips away in small amounts, every day—entries forgotten, narratives rushed, submissions delayed. Laurel closes the gap.

Capture Every Billable Minute

Laurel captures every billable moment of your workday and turns it into accurate, billable entries. Your professionals get credit for every minute worked.

Stay Compliant and In Control

Laurel's unique AI applies client billing rules automatically, so you can submit with confidence and your firm gets paid sooner.

Defensible Timesheets

Laurel generates detailed time narratives that match your writing style and client billing guidelines, making bills more accurate and less likely to be disputed.

Frequently asked questions

How does Laurel calculate the 0.22 hours recovered per timekeeper?

The 0.22 hrs/day figure comes from a Difference-in-Differences (DiD) analysis comparing Laurel users against non-Laurel peers at the same firm — before and after rollout. By measuring both groups against their own historical baselines, we isolate the change attributable specifically to Laurel, removing seasonality, business shifts, and other environmental factors.

Are these results independently verified?

Yes. Laurel's ROI methodology and results are independently audited and approved by a Big-4 accounting firm. You can share these projections with firm leadership knowing the underlying methodology has been externally validated.

Does Laurel require timekeepers to change how they work?

No. Laurel works in the background, automatically reconstructing billable activity from tools your attorneys already use — email, calendar, documents, and more. There's no new workflow to learn and no manual entry required.

How accurate is the calculator estimate?

The calculator uses the 0.22 hrs/day recovery rate observed across peer firms with a global presence. Your firm's actual results will depend on factors like practice area mix, current timekeeper habits, and adoption rate. A Laurel advisor can build a more tailored projection using your firm's own billing data.

How long does it take to see results?

Most firms see measurable impact within the first billing cycle after rollout. Laurel's business impact reporting tracks your firm's KPIs continuously — billable hours, billing velocity, and timesheet granularity — so you can monitor progress over time.

What data does Laurel need to get started?

Laurel pulls raw billing entry data directly from your Practice Management System via a standard SQL integration. At minimum, 15 completed billing cycles of org-wide data are used to establish baselines before measuring Laurel's impact.

How does Laurel handle data privacy and security?

Laurel is built to meet the security and confidentiality requirements of global law firms. All data is processed with strict access controls, and your firm's billing data is never shared with third parties. Your Laurel advisor can provide detailed security documentation upon request.