For owners who work with their hands full
Six missed calls yesterday. No idea who any of them were.
They didn't leave a message. They rang the next name on the list. You'll never find out what that Tuesday cost you — unless somebody counts.
Free. Nothing to install, no card, and yours whether or not you go further.
“How many did you actually miss last week?”
Not a feeling — a number. Most owners guess two or three and the real figure is closer to a dozen once evenings and lunch hours are counted.
“What happens at 6pm on a Friday?”
The busiest hours for a homeowner deciding to call somebody are the hours you are least able to answer. That is not a scheduling problem you can fix by trying harder.
“How long before they try somebody else?”
Minutes, usually. The first business to answer wins the job far more often than the cheapest one does, and nobody rings back a number that rang out.
“Would you know if it got worse?”
A missed call leaves no trace anywhere. It is the only part of your business that can double without a single number on a screen changing.