Every call you can't answer is someone who wanted to give you work. Put in your own numbers and see what the ones who never call back add up to over a month and a year. It all happens in your browser. Nothing is stored.
The simplest fix: when you can't pick up, text them straight back so they don't ring the next business on Google. Save this as a quick reply or text shortcut on your phone, and send it in two taps.
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From you. It's your missed calls, your guess at how many never get through, how many usually book, and what a customer is worth. It shows the whole sum, so you can see exactly how it got there. Change any number and it updates.
Check your phone's call log for a normal week and count the missed calls from numbers you don't know. If you use a business line or VoIP, it usually has a missed-call report.
Some do, and plenty don't. That's why it's your own guess, not a number we picked. If you're not sure, look at how many missed calls last week turned into a voicemail or a call back.
An automatic text that goes to anyone whose call you miss, like "Sorry I missed your call, I'm on a job. What do you need?" The caller gets an answer straight away, so they're less likely to ring the next business on Google.
An assistant that answers or texts back missed calls for you, asks what the caller needs, and books them in or passes on the details. I'm building one for Australian small businesses. Get a free written plan and say you're interested, and you'll be first to try it.