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Estimate how many inbound calls your business misses on an average day.
Estimate the revenue opportunity hidden in unanswered calls, then see the practical next step for turning more callers into booked customers.
Calculate my missed-call cost ↓These are the only three numbers that matter. Be honest — the real picture is usually bigger than you think.
Estimates are illustrative and based on the numbers you enter. Your actual results depend on your business.
A missed-call ROI calculator translates unanswered phone opportunities into a simple revenue estimate. It combines your average number of missed calls, the percentage of those callers you could convert, and the value of a new customer.
The result gives you a practical benchmark for deciding whether better call coverage is worth prioritizing. You can then compare the estimate with Ignite's AI voice agent services.
The calculator follows a transparent process you can check against your own reporting.
Estimate how many inbound calls your business misses on an average day.
Choose a realistic close rate for the qualified callers your team could reach.
The calculator multiplies those inputs by customer value and updates instantly. If scheduling is the bottleneck, explore appointment-booking automation.
Use measured numbers when you have them. If not, begin with conservative estimates and revisit the calculation after checking your phone records.
Review call logs for ring-outs, voicemail, after-hours calls, and abandoned holds. Divide the total by the number of calendar days represented.
Use the percentage of qualified phone leads that become paying customers—not your conversion rate for every website visitor.
Enter average job revenue for a top-line view, or average gross profit when you want a more conservative estimate.
The estimate assumes each missed call is a potential lead, then applies your close rate so it does not treat every caller as a guaranteed sale.
Use 365 days when your phone receives calls every day. For business-day-only demand, convert your call count to a calendar-day average before entering it.
Here is the calculator's default scenario, step by step.
3 × 365 × 30% × $500 = $164,250 per year. Rounding is applied to displayed currency values.
Phone leads often have immediate intent. The cost is not only the unbooked job—it can include wasted acquisition spend and lost lifetime value.
Urgent-service prospects frequently choose the first trustworthy business that answers and can schedule them.
Advertising, search visibility, referrals, and brand-building helped create the call. Missing it reduces the return on that investment.
A lost first appointment may also mean losing repeat work, maintenance plans, reviews, and referrals. See the roofing case study for a real-world example.
An AI voice agent can answer overflow and after-hours calls, follow your approved scripts, collect lead details, and take the next useful action while your team focuses on customers. Review the full AI and automation solutions to see how call handling, CRM updates, and follow-up can work together.
No. It is an estimate based on the numbers you enter. Lead quality, response time, capacity, pricing, seasonality, and sales performance all affect actual results.
Use average job revenue to estimate top-line revenue opportunity. Use average gross profit per job if you want a more conservative measure of financial impact.
Include calls that ring out, reach voicemail, arrive after hours, are abandoned on hold, or are returned too late to win the customer.
Run the calculator with separate peak-season and off-season averages, then combine those periods for a more accurate annual estimate.
It is best used as a front-line assistant. It can handle repeatable tasks and coverage gaps while transferring urgent, sensitive, or complex conversations to a person.
Compare the estimate with at least 30 days of phone logs, booked-job data, average invoice value, and your actual phone-lead close rate.
Use the free leak assessment to identify when calls are being missed, what callers need, and where an AI voice agent could create the most value.