What are missed calls costing you?
Enter your own numbers and see a rough monthly figure for leads lost to missed calls and slow replies, with ways to win them back. Nothing is stored.
Estimated value of lost leads
– per month
Fill in all four boxes to see your estimate.
How to use it
- Estimate how many calls you miss and how many form leads wait too long each week.
- Add how many of those would normally become customers, and what a typical job is worth to you.
- See your monthly estimate and the fixes that help most.
Ways to win those leads back
- Text back missed calls automatically, so callers wait for you instead of calling someone else.
- Get every form lead in one inbox with a phone notification.
- Reply within minutes with a short template.
- Let an AI receptionist cover busy times and after hours.
This is a rough estimate from your own numbers, not a promise. Not every missed lead would have become a customer.
Related answers
- What does an AI receptionist do for a small business?An AI receptionist answers calls and messages when nobody on your team can. It answers common questions using only information you've approved, books appointments, takes a caller's details and sends you a short summary of each lead. A good one says it's an assistant and hands callers to a person when they need one.
- How fast should I reply to a new website lead?Reply as fast as you reasonably can, ideally the same hour during business hours and never later than the next business day. People often contact several businesses at once, and the first helpful reply has a head start. If you can't watch your inbox, set up an instant acknowledgment and a clear callback promise.
- What is missed-call text-back?Missed-call text-back sends an automatic text to anyone whose call you don't answer. The text says you'll get back to them and invites them to reply with what they need or book a time. It keeps a caller talking to you instead of dialing the next business while you're on a job or with a customer.
Want us to handle this for you?
We can fix what the tools find, or look after it every month. Call or send a note.