The average home services business loses $300K+ per year to missed calls. Use this calculator to find your number.
Estimated annual revenue lost to missed calls
Based on 260 working days × 25% booking rate
Missed calls/day
Missed calls/year
Lost jobs/year
With Claudessa answering those calls:
At $9.99/mo + $0.29/call, Claudessa would cost you roughly /year to answer every one of those missed calls — potentially recovering in revenue.
That’s a return on investment.
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Annual Loss = Calls/Day × Miss Rate × Avg Job Value × 25% Booking Rate × 260 Days
We use 260 working days (Mon–Fri) and a conservative 25% booking rate — meaning only 1 in 4 of your missed calls would have become a paying job.
Industry data shows home services businesses miss 60–80% of calls when techs are on-site. We default to 40% as a conservative baseline. Many businesses miss far more, especially after hours and on weekends.
Missed calls don’t just lose one job — they lose the lifetime value of that customer. A one-time $350 plumbing call often leads to $2,000+ in repeat business over 3 years. This calculator only counts the first job.
We deliberately undercount. We exclude weekends (when many businesses miss 100% of calls), don’t factor in referrals from captured customers, and use a low 25% booking rate. Your real losses are likely higher.
Based on 10 calls/day, 40% missed, 260 working days, 25% booking rate.
| Trade | Avg Job | Missed/Year | Lost Revenue | Claudessa Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HVAC | $400 | 1,040 | $104,000 | $422/yr |
| Plumbing | $350 | 1,040 | $91,000 | $422/yr |
| Electrical | $300 | 1,040 | $78,000 | $422/yr |
| General Contracting | $500 | 1,040 | $130,000 | $422/yr |
Claudessa cost: $9.99/mo + $0.29 × 1,040 calls = ~$422/year. Table uses 25% booking rate.
Claudessa answers every call, 24/7. Qualifies leads, books appointments, takes messages — for less than a dollar a day.