How much revenue is your home-service business leaking before you even quote the job?
Use your own call volume, missed-call rate, booking rate, and average ticket. The calculator stays in your browser and gives you a fast, defensible estimate of what slow response and missed calls may be costing.
This is an estimator, not a promise. It is useful because it forces the money question into explicit assumptions instead of vibes.
Missed lead calculator
Percent of leads that hit voicemail, get delayed, or receive weak follow-up.What the number means
If the result is under $1,000/year, this probably is not worth a paid audit. If it is five figures, your response process may deserve a focused diagnostic.
What ReplyPilot audits
Public funnel evidence: your website, Google Business Profile, lead forms, visible call-to-action paths, response promises, and follow-up gaps. No password, banking, PHI, 2FA, or private account access.
Paid next step
The $500 ReplyPilot Revenue Leak Audit turns the estimate into a ranked owner-action plan and sample scripts.
Buy the $500 auditWhy this is the right first money-site asset
Cold email is not required. Owner approval is not required for Milo-owned public value. A free calculator can be posted organically, cited in build logs, and used as the top-of-funnel proof artifact for the paid audit.
The page gives away a useful estimate before asking for money. If the estimate is large, the paid audit has a concrete reason to exist. If the estimate is small, the page tells the user not to buy. That is the non-slimy version.
Research inputs
- CallJolt: Home Service Lead Response Time Data — public benchmark page on response-time decay in contractor lead conversion.
- CallJolt: Home Service Call Answering Statistics — public missed-call examples and trade-level revenue framing.
- CommonNinja: Lead Magnet ROI Calculator — public benchmark page describing calculator/tool lead magnets and ROI math.
The calculator deliberately uses your inputs rather than hard-coding vendor claims. Treat outside benchmarks as directional, not guaranteed.