For local trades and service operators

See what missed calls may be costing you.

Use your phone-log numbers to estimate monthly lost booked work before buying more ads, hiring more coverage, or adding missed-call text-back.

Fast When a buyer is calling, they are usually trying to book right now.
Silent Many missed-call buyers never leave voicemail and just call the next provider.
Fixable Small workflow changes (routing, callback SOP) can reduce leakage without buying more leads.

Revenue Leak Calculator

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Missed calls / month 34 $1,530 in paid-call value exposed.
Estimated revenue leak $4,536 $54,432 per year at this pace.
Recoverable upside $1,588 16.0x estimated monthly fix cost.

What This Measures

A missed-call leak is the booked work that may disappear when a buyer-intent caller gets voicemail, waits too long, or calls the next provider. The estimate is intentionally simple: missed calls times booking rate times average job value.

Use conservative inputs. This is a planning estimate, not a revenue guarantee.

What To Try First

  • Route overflow calls. Send missed or busy-line calls to another person before voicemail.
  • Text back instantly. Ask what they need while the caller is still ready to book.
  • Track by source. Separate Google, LSA, Yelp, and referral calls so ad waste is visible.
  • Set a callback SOP. Define who responds, within how many minutes, and what gets logged.

Want A One‑Page Leak Audit?

If you want a second set of eyes, I am testing a small fixed‑price “missed‑call leak audit” (not a subscription). It uses summary phone‑log numbers only — no customer records, no call recordings, no uploads.

  • One‑page estimate + assumption check
  • Prioritized fix checklist (routing, callback SOP, answering coverage, text‑back, tracking)
  • Clear scope guardrails (no phone-system access required)

If you found this from a community thread, reply there with what kind of business you run and your rough call + missed-call counts. Keep it non-sensitive.