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Nights and Weekends Are Sending You Voicemail.
Drag the sliders. After-hours callers have urgent problems and hire whoever answers first — and right now, that usually isn't you.
30% is a planning assumption — after-hours callers are urgent and ready to hire, so close rates run higher than cold leads. Adjust with your own numbers.
Revenue after-hours capture would win back
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Missed calls / week
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The fix isn't answering the phone at midnight — it's an automatic text the second you miss the call, with an emergency triage line that flags the real emergencies.
Get the Free System FirstThe free system fixes your missed calls. Automatic after-hours capture is System 6 in the $27 Starter Pack.
What the math is really saying
Eight after-hours calls a week with 70% going unanswered is 5.6 missed callers every week — 291 a year. These aren't tire-kickers; nobody calls about a water heater at 9pm unless something is wrong. At a 30% close rate on captured callers, that's roughly 1.7 extra jobs a week from calls you're already getting.
The fix
System 6 in the $27 AI Automation Starter Pack is automatic after-hours capture: the immediate text-back, the emergency triage line that separates real emergencies from morning bookings, and the setup for your existing tools. And if business-hours missed calls are the bigger leak, start with the free missed-call system first.
Questions, answered honestly
"How does this estimator work?"
After-hours calls per week × the share that goes unanswered = missed callers per week. Multiply by your close rate on captured after-hours callers = extra jobs per week. Multiply by your average job value, then by 4.33 for the month and 12 for the year.
"Is 30% close realistic for after-hours?"
It's a planning assumption, not a promise — but the logic is sound: after-hours callers have an urgent problem and limited options, which is the highest-intent lead a shop gets. Run the estimator at 15% and at 50% to see your range.
"I don't want calls at 2am. What's the point?"
You don't take them — the system does. An automatic text goes out the second you miss the call, the triage line flags genuine emergencies for your on-call tech, and everything else gets booked for the morning. You sleep; the system captures.