See what your missed enquiries
are quietly costing you.

Three honest numbers about your business. We'll show you, in pounds and in jobs, what's walking out the door each month because nobody got back to them in time. The math is open. The tool is free.

The typical invoice when a job actually goes ahead. Blended across small repairs and bigger refurbs.

Calls that rang out, forms left overnight, WhatsApp you didn't see. Be honest with yourself.

Your close rate on conversations you actually have. Most owners overestimate this.

About £11,366 a month,
quietly walking out the door.

Over twelve months, that's £136,395.

Or roughly 3 jobs a month walking out.

Most of this is fixable.

The job we built our business around is plugging this leak. When an enquiry lands on your website, our system reads it, replies in under sixty seconds, summarises what they want, flags how urgent it looks, and pings your phone. Missed calls and WhatsApp run through the same brain over the next couple of quarters. What it costs depends on the shape of your firm. We talk you through it on a twenty-minute call.

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How we worked this out

We took the enquiries you don't respond to in time, scaled them to a month, and applied your own close rate on the conversations you do have. The assumption: a missed enquiry, if you'd caught it in time, would convert at the same rate as the ones you handle today. It's conservative. Some research suggests the picked-up call is easier to win because the competitor never got a chance.

Monthly leak = missed enquiries / week × 4.33 × your close rate × average job value

Honest scope: today our system plugs this leak for every enquiry that comes through your website, replied to in under sixty seconds and summarised on your phone. Missed phone calls and WhatsApp run through the same brain in the next couple of quarters. The number above is your total leak across channels. The portion we close on day one is the share coming through your site.