Every month
$0
in jobs lost to calls nobody answered
0 missed calls a month
0 jobs that would have booked
$0 recovered with a text back in seconds, at your assumption
$0 a year, recovered
Why the number is usually bigger than the owner thinks
Most callers who reach voicemail do not leave one. The phone log shows a missed call and nothing else, so the job disappears without a trace. The calculator counts the call, not the voicemail.
The missed calls cluster at the worst times. Lunch, after 5 PM, the first hot day of the year. Those are the calls with the highest urgency and the highest ticket.
A lost first job is also the lost repeat work and the lost review. The calculator only counts the first job. The real cost compounds.
How the fix works: missed-call text-back · the AI receptionist · the hidden cost of being hard to reach
How to get your real numbers
Calls per day: your phone system or carrier portal shows inbound calls by day. Take an average week, not a holiday week.
Missed share: the same report shows calls under 10 seconds, unanswered, or sent to voicemail. Count all three.
Average job value: last quarter's revenue divided by jobs completed.
Close rate: jobs booked divided by calls answered. If you do not track it, 30 to 50 percent is a common range for inbound service calls; use your own as soon as you can.
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