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Find out how many of the leads you already pay for never get worked.

Nine questions about how the phone actually gets handled at your shop. You get the arithmetic on this page the moment you finish — no call to book, no PDF in your inbox, nothing to download.

About a minute. Every question is one tap.

What this is, and what it isn’t

This is your own numbers put through simple arithmetic that we show you at the end. It is not a measurement of your business — we can’t see your phone system and we’re not going to pretend we can. Every input is yours. There is exactly one assumption that’s ours, and it’s printed next to the number.

We’re a new company and we don’t have customers to point at yet. What we do have is a phone number that answers right now: (314) 784-8835. Call it before or after you fill this in.

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Your shop

First, the size of the thing.

What trade are you in?
Roughly how many new leads come in a month? Phone calls, form fills and anything you buy — added together. A rough number is fine.
What do you spend a month to make those leads happen? Google, LSA, Angi, Facebook, bought leads — whatever leaves the account.
Inbound

What happens when a lead comes in.

During the day, who picks up when the phone rings?
How long before a new lead actually hears back from a person? Not the auto-reply. A person.
What happens when someone calls at 8pm, or on a Sunday?
The leak

What happens when one gets missed.

If a lead doesn’t pick up when you call back, how many more times do you try?
When you see a missed call on the business line, does someone ring it back the same day?
What’s an average job worth when one of these leads books? Ticket value, not the year’s work.

Last bit. Who are we talking to?

Your result appears on this page either way — this is so a person can call you back and go through it with you. You will not be put into a sequence.

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