Enquiry at 9 pm. Call booked by morning.
Speed to lead decides who wins the work. Dayrun replies to every enquiry within minutes, books the discovery call and updates clients before they ask.

The same day, handled.
Without Dayrun
- A 9 pm enquiry waits until someone checks the inbox
- Finding a time for the call takes a thread of emails
- Proposals go out and nobody chases them
- Clients ask for an update before you send one
With Dayrun
- Every enquiry is qualified within minutes, day or night
- Discovery calls are booked straight into the calendar
- Every proposal is chased and dormant clients are re-opened
- Weekly project updates go out from Linear before anyone asks
From enquiry to update with Dayrun
- 9:12 pm

An enquiry lands after everyone has gone home
Iris replies within minutes, qualifies the enquiry and books a discovery call. By the time the studio opens, the call is already in the calendar.
9:16NNorthshore Studioonline- Today
Message - 8:40 am

The prospect needs a different time
Ari moves the call to a time that suits both sides and sends the reminders. Nobody writes a single email about it.
- 11:30 am

The team is heads down and proposals go quiet
Leo chases the proposals still waiting on an answer and re-opens a client who has gone dormant. The specialists stay on the work.
- 3:15 pm

A client is about to ask how it is going
Rex sends the weekly project update from Linear before the client asks. When the client asks to add more, Nora takes it to a person with the whole thread.
3:19NNorthshore Studioonline- Today
Message
- Today
Three jobs, done every time.
Replies within minutes
Every enquiry from the web, email, WhatsApp or a call is answered and qualified.
Books the discovery call
Straight into Google Calendar or Cal.com, with reminders and reschedules handled.
Chases every proposal
Follow-ups keep going, and dormant clients are re-opened.
What slow replies cost an agency.
A typical small US agency, worked out in the open. Cited figures link to their source, and every assumption says so.
An estimate, not a promise. The 47% is the 24% of US firms that took more than a day plus the 23% that never replied, across many industries, not agencies alone. Harvard Business Review found firms replying within an hour were more than 60 times as likely to qualify a lead as those waiting a day. Enquiry volume, the cold share, win rate, client value and the 50% are assumptions.
Built to run inside your business.
Your systems stay put
HubSpot, Linear, your calendar and Xero keep running. Dayrun works inside them.
Updates match the real work
Weekly updates come from Linear, so clients see where the project actually is.
A person gets the hard ones
Escalations and scope disputes always go to a human, with the whole conversation attached.
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