How much are missed calls costing you?
Every call you don't answer is a customer dialing your competitor next. Put in your numbers and see the yearly total — then decide if it's worth fixing.
A missed call usually costs you the whole job. Most callers who reach voicemail don't leave a message — they hang up and dial the next company. So every missed call that would have booked is a lost customer, worth your average job value. Estimate the yearly cost with the formula (calls per week × % missed × 52) × close rate × average job value, or use the calculator below.
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Mavrick answers every one of those calls, 24/7, from $99/mo. If he books you even one extra job a month, he's paid for himself.
Stop the bleed — start freeHow this is calculated
No mystery, no inflated numbers — it's your inputs, multiplied out. You can check the math yourself.
Annual revenue lost = (calls per week × share of calls missed × 52 weeks) × close rate × average job value
1 · Missed calls a year
Calls per week × the share you miss × 52 weeks. That's how many callers never reach you.
2 · Jobs lost
Not every caller would have booked — so we multiply missed calls by your close rate to count only real, winnable jobs.
3 · Revenue lost
Lost jobs × your average job value = the money that left. Conservative by design: it ignores repeat work and referrals from those customers.
This tool estimates from the numbers you enter — it makes no assumptions about your business and stores nothing. It's meant as a directional gut-check, not an exact forecast. The defaults are just starting points; change them to match what you actually see.
You don't have a lead problem. You have an answering problem.
Mavrick picks up every call, day or night, captures the lead, and texts it to you the second the call ends. Keep your number — just forward your line.