What do missed calls cost you in a year?
Every missed call is a customer who usually calls the next business on the list. Put in your own numbers and see the year in dollars. Nothing you type leaves this page.
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Answer more of the calls you already get, then get more of them
Missed calls are usually the cheapest money to win back, often for less than a single lost job a month. Once the phone is covered, more calls from Google, Maps and AI answers are worth more, and that part is our job.
Text back automatically
When you miss a call, the caller gets a text in seconds saying you will call right back. Many will wait for you instead of calling the next business.
Cover the busy hours
An answering service or a second phone for the hours you are on a roof or under a sink. Most of your lost calls come in those hours.
Know where every call came from
Every lead from a Foundifi site says where it came from, Google, Maps or ChatGPT, so you can see which calls you are getting and which you are not.
Things people ask before they call
How many calls do service businesses really miss?
Studies of home-service businesses put it anywhere from about 14% of calls (CallRail, 2025) to nearly half (Invoca). In a 2024 secret-shopper study of law firms, only 40% answered the phone. Most owners guess lower than their phone records show.
Do people really not call back?
Many do not. A customer with a burst pipe or a leaking roof calls the next business on the list. Studies of lead response find a large share of jobs go to whoever answers first.
What is the cheapest way to fix missed calls?
Usually one of three things: a text that goes out automatically when you miss a call, an answering service for busy hours, or simply forwarding calls to a second phone. Which one fits depends on how many calls you get and when. We are happy to tell you on a free call, even if you never hire us.
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Tell us what you do and where. We look at your site, your Business Profile and your market, and come back with what is working, what is not, and what we would do first.