What are missed calls costing you?

Put in your own numbers. This is the same arithmetic we ran on our own cleaning company before we built anything.

Calls a monthEverything that rings — new and existing

Percent you don't answerNights, weekends, on a job, driving

Average job valueWhat one cleaning bills at

Of the people you do reach, what share book?Percent

Revenue walking away every month

That is $0 a year.

Calls nobody answers0

Of those, would have booked0 jobs

At your average job value$0

An AI front desk that answers all of them costs $249 a month, plus a one-time setup. Compare that to the number above — for most cleaning companies it pays for itself on one job a month.

Assumption worth naming: people who call a cleaning company and get no answer mostly don't leave a voicemail. They call the next company on the list. If your callers do leave messages and you win them back later, your real loss is lower than this — subtract what you actually recover.

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Why we built this

We run VAST Cleaning in Los Angeles. Every call flow, every pricing question and every objection in our system came from calls we actually take. The calculator above uses the same numbers we used on ourselves.

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