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Missed call cost calculator

Enter your own numbers and see roughly what missed calls cost your business each year, and how many saved jobs it would take to cover a missed call text back service.

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Call (210) 794-9370It’s a regular local number, so calling costs you nothing extra, and it goes straight to voicemail. Go ahead, give it a try.
Check your call log for a normal week. Count calls you did not answer from numbers you do not know.
Some are spam or wrong numbers. Be honest.
Your typical invoice, not your biggest one.
A guess. Many callers will have booked someone else anyway. Try a low number.

Jobs missed per year: -

Value of those jobs per year: -

Value you might win back per year: -

JobCatcher Solo costs about - in the first year, including the one-time $35 activation fee.

Jobs you would need to win back to cover it: -

This is an estimate from the numbers you enter, not a promise of results. The formula is: missed calls per week × share that were real jobs × average job value × 52. Read the full explanation in our missed call cost guide.

Hear it for yourself: call (210) 794-9370, let it go to voicemail and watch your phone. It’s the same kind of text your customers get, and the call costs you nothing extra.

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How to use the result

Common questions

How do I work out what missed calls cost my business?

Multiply your missed calls per week by the share that were real jobs, by your average job value, by 52. The calculator on this page does it for you with your own numbers.

Is the result accurate?

It is only as accurate as the numbers you enter. Use a normal week from your own call log and a typical job value, and treat the win-back share as a guess.

How much does JobCatcher cost?

Solo is $39 a month and Pro is $79 a month, flat, with a one-time $35 activation fee. There is no contract.

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