What missed calls
are costing you.

A call that rings out while you're on a job or with a customer can be a job that goes to whoever picks up next. Put in your own numbers and this works out what those calls add up to over a week and a year. It runs in your browser, and nothing you type is sent or saved.

Count the calls nobody picked up, using your phone's recent calls list if it helps.

Of the last ten calls you missed, how many were real paying work? From 0 to 10.

What a typical job brings in. A round figure is fine.

Starts at 52. Take out any weeks you close, such as over Christmas.

Your figures

Fill in the first three boxes and your figures appear here.

Lost each week
Lost each year

The working

This figure is only as good as the numbers you put in. It also assumes every trading week is like the one you described, so a quiet season or a busy one will move the real number either way.

Ways to stop
losing them.

The fix is making sure every call is answered and the caller's details reach you, even when you can't pick up.

  • An AI receptionist

    Launching soon. At launch, an AI agent answers your business line and takes the caller's name, number and the reason for the call. When a caller needs a person, it passes the message to your team through the hand-off we test before the first live call. It picks up the calls you cannot get to, and it never claims to be human.

    See the AI receptionist

  • Talk it through with us

    Tell us how calls reach you now and where they drop. We will recommend the smallest change that covers the gap and put the cost in writing before anything is set up.

    Talk to us

Calculator questions,
answered.

  • Whose numbers are these?

    Only from what you typed. We add no industry averages and no estimates of our own, and the 52 weeks is a starting point you can change.

  • Is anything I type saved?

    No. The sums run in your browser, and nothing you enter is sent to us or stored.

  • How do I count my missed calls?

    Your phone's recent calls list is the place to start. Count a normal week, not your busiest or your quietest.

  • What if the caller rang back?

    Then that call was not lost, so leave it out. Count only the missed calls that never turned into a conversation.

Cover the phone
when you can't.

Show us how calls reach you today. We will tell you plainly what would catch the ones you miss, and put the cost in writing before anything starts.