Leads you're losing to competitors
See how much you lost to missed calls last month.
Forms, missed calls, ad enquiries — everyone who raises a hand.
The ones who booked with whoever answered first.
Your number, not an industry average.
Lost to whoever replied first
$6,235 / month
That's $74,822 a year, from roughly 16 customers a month.
- Per month (×4.33)
- 52
- × share you lose to a slow reply
- 30%
- × average job or sale
- $400
An estimate from the numbers you entered — not a guarantee, and not a claim about your business.
Get 60-Second Lead Follow-UpSpeed to lead
The first business to reply usually wins.
Not the cheapest, not the closest — the one that answered while the customer still had their phone in their hand.
Frederick Heating & Air
Replies instantly
Text conversation booked in three minutes
21×
more likely to qualify a lead when you reply within five minutes instead of thirty.
Researchers tracked 15,000 leads and 100,000 call attempts over three years. The finding wasn't that fast replies close better — it's that after about thirty minutes, you often don't get the conversation at all. Someone else already had it.
Source: Oldroyd, Lead Response Management Study (MIT/InsideSales, 2007); summarised in Harvard Business Review, 2011.
The offer
Set up this week. Cancel any time.
No per-message billing and no contract. It works with the form, the phone and the ad leads you already get.
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Connect where leads come in
Your website form, your missed calls, your Google and Facebook lead ads. Whatever already sends you a name and a number.
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We set the questions and the calendar
What you need to know before you quote, which jobs you take, and the times you'll actually show up. It books into your calendar, not a spreadsheet.
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It replies in under a minute
Every new lead gets a text while they're still on your page — then follow-ups on day one, day three and day seven if they go quiet.
What it handles
The lead who went cold, didn't.
All of it included — no per-message billing and no add-on pricing.
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Texts back in under a minute
The moment a form is filled in or a call is missed, they get a real reply — not an autoresponder telling them you'll be in touch.
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Qualifies before you spend time
Asks what you'd ask — the job, the address, the timeline, the budget — so you know which ones are worth calling back.
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Books straight into your calendar
Offers the slots you actually have and confirms the appointment in the same conversation.
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Chases the ones who go quiet
Most people don't say no, they just stop replying. It follows up on day one, day three and day seven, then stops.
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Works your ad leads too
Google and Facebook lead forms hit the same pipeline, so the leads you paid for get answered as fast as the free ones.
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Hands you the whole thread
You pick up a conversation that's already had the boring part, with the answers written down.