Work out what missed calls cost you each month.
Three numbers from your own business give you the money a month in first jobs from calls nobody answered. The sum is shown, nothing is saved, and there are no averages in it.
Enter missed calls, booking share and job value
Calls nobody picked up and nobody called back the same day, in a normal week.
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Your phone's call history, or your phone company's online account, lists missed and unanswered calls. Count one ordinary week. No call log? Put a tally sheet by the phone for a week.
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Take your last 20 answered calls from new customers (your call history or notes) and count how many became a booking or a paid job. That count divided by 20, times 100, is your share.
What a typical first job is worth to you, in dollars.
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Add up what you invoiced last month and divide by the number of jobs. Your invoices or your accounting app's sales report has both.
Each month, about
$ —
in first jobs from missed calls ($ — a week)
Fill in your three numbers to see the sum.
Answer the calls you miss, day or night.
Nell, the front desk, answers the calls you can't, books from your open times and takes callbacks. See how Nell works.
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Hand your first job to a minion.
Tell us about your business, your goals and what you'd hand off first. We'll show you the team that would take the most off your plate.
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