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What do your missed calls cost you?

Three numbers and you will see it. The math is shown in plain words, and it only uses what you type in.

Every call you miss is a customer who may call the next company on the list. Put in your own numbers below. Your numbers are not saved or sent by this tool.

Leave at 0 if you are not sure. That is the cautious way to count it for this model.

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revenue at risk a week
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a month
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a year

Fill in the first three boxes and your numbers show up here.

The formula, in plain words: missed calls a week, times the share who would have booked, times (1 minus the share who call back), times your average job value. That is the weekly number. Monthly is weekly times 52, divided by 12. Yearly is weekly times 52.

This is a model built from your inputs, not a benchmark. We did not add any industry average. If your guesses are off, so is the answer.

Why we built this

When you are on a roof, under a sink or with a customer, the phone rings and you cannot get it. Most owners know that costs something. Few have ever put a number on it.

This tool multiplies four things you already know or can guess: how many calls you miss, how many of those people would have booked, how many call back on their own, and what a typical job is worth. That is all. It is a model, not a measurement.

The answer is revenue at risk, not revenue lost for sure. Some people leave a voicemail and you win them back. Some were never going to buy. Run it twice, once with cautious guesses and once with your honest ones, and look at the gap.

If the number made you wince, the usual fix is simple: get every missed call a fast text back and a real follow-up. That is what Booked-Jobs does.

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