Use this free calculator to estimate how much revenue your business could be losing from unanswered calls, delayed callbacks and missed customer enquiries.
Most local businesses do not know the real cost of missed calls. They see a phone notification, a voicemail, or a missed enquiry and think they can call back later. The problem is simple: many customers do not wait.
When someone needs a plumber, electrician, dog groomer, dentist, restaurant booking, cleaner, locksmith, or local service, they usually want help now. If your business does not answer, the next business in Google gets the chance.
This calculator is designed for practical business owners who want a simple estimate. It does not pretend to be perfect. It gives you a working number so you can see whether missed calls are a small nuisance or a serious revenue leak.
No login. No email required. Adjust the numbers to match your business.
Select your industry and the calculator loads starting assumptions for average job value, enquiry quality and conversion rate. You can then change every number.
A missed call is not only one lost conversation. It can mean one lost job, one lost repeat customer, one lost referral, and one more customer trained to call a competitor next time.
The smaller the business, the more damage this causes. A large company can absorb leakage. A local service business often cannot. Ten missed calls a week may look harmless until the annual figure lands in front of you.
This is why response systems matter. Not because the technology is impressive, but because the result is simple: more enquiries answered, more jobs captured, less money left on the table.
No. It is an estimate only. Real results depend on call volume, job value, enquiry quality, response speed and close rate.
It is for trades, local businesses and service providers that rely on inbound calls for bookings, quotes and customer enquiries.
Version 1 is deliberately simple. Use the calculator, see the number, and click through to TradeWinds System if you want help fixing the problem.
Yes. The site includes legal pages, clear intent, fast loading, industry pages and a simple call to action.