See what missed calls and low reviews cost you every month.

Missed-call leak: missed calls per week, times 4.33 (the average weeks in a month), times a 30 percent recovery rate, times your average job value. The 30 percent is our working assumption for how many missed calls would have converted to paying jobs if answered, or recovered by an automatic text-back within 30 seconds. It is a working assumption, not a guarantee, and one of the first things we refine against your real numbers on a call.

Review-gap leak: your total inbound calls per week, times 4.33, times a review-tier penalty, times that same 30 percent recovery rate, times average job value. The penalty models a real effect: a thin review count under-ranks a business in the Google local pack, so a share of calls goes to better-reviewed competitors instead. The penalty is 0 percent at 100 or more reviews, 10 percent from 50 to 99, 20 percent from 25 to 49, and 30 percent under 25.

Both numbers are directional. They run on your inputs and two published assumptions, not on your specific market, competitors, or seasonality. That is what the numbers check does differently: we look at your real jobs on a call.

See what a full build looks like end to end in our case studies, or see how the engagement actually runs in how it works.