Missed call calculator
Three numbers from your own week. One rough idea of what missed calls cost you.
Your numbers
A rough guide from your numbers, not a promise or a quote.
Returning missed calls: Every missed call on one list, with a text back drafted for you to send. →How the missed call calculator works
Missed calls with no callback × the share that would have booked × your average job. A month is a week × 52 ÷ 12.
Your inputs, not our numbers
We don't fill in an industry average or keep what you type. The page does the math in your browser and nothing is sent.Why missed call statistics vary so much
Published figures come from different trades, different seasons and whoever ran the survey. Your own phone log beats any of them.
- The tradeAn emergency plumber and a landscaper get very different calls.
- The seasonA heat wave or a storm week changes everything.
- Who countedEach survey counts a missed call its own way.
What to do with your number
If it's small, you're doing fine. If it's not, the fix is a callback that goes out the same afternoon.
Questions.
Something else on your mind? Ask us on the fit call. No pitch, and we'll say if it isn't a fit.
Book a fit callIt depends on your average job and how many missed callers never call back. This calculator uses your own numbers instead of someone else's average.
Published figures vary a lot by trade and by who ran the survey. Your own phone log is the best source: count last week's missed calls and how many got a callback.
Call centers track abandoned calls as a share of all calls, and targets vary by industry. For a small business, the more useful number is how many missed callers never heard back.
