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What could Josie be worth to you?

Tell us about your calls. We estimate the customers and money the calls you miss may represent, and what Josie would cost.

Your business

Example numbers — change them to yours

$

On average, per booking.

$

What an hour of front-desk time costs you.

What Josie answers

Your estimate

Josie could be worth 13.3× what she costs

Trial classes booked (est.)

~22

a month, from the calls you miss today

Revenue won (est.)

~$3,300

a month in bookings from calls you miss today

Unanswered calls (est.)

~7.3

hours a month of calls nobody answers today

Josie's cost (est.)

$249

a month on Pro

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Estimate based on your numbers. Real results vary.

How we calculate this

We turn your numbers into a month of calls and run them through the same math as the Josie dashboard.

  1. Calls a month = calls a week × 52 ÷ 12. The calls you miss = that × the share you miss today.
  2. Bookings = the calls you miss × the share that would book. Each booking is worth what a customer spends.
  3. Revenue is counted only for bookings on calls you miss today. A booking your team would have taken anyway is never counted as won.
  4. Hours = the minutes Josie talks on each call plus the follow-up work it leaves behind, at your staff cost. They count as time saved only for calls your team answers today.
  5. Cost = the plan's price, plus the extra minutes beyond the ones it includes (each call rounds up to the next minute), plus the healthcare add-on for healthcare industries.
  6. The multiple divides the value by the cost. When Josie answers only the calls you miss, it counts revenue won only.

Assumptions used

  • A customer spends $150 per booking.
  • An hour of staff time costs $18.
  • Each call leaves 2 minutes of follow-up work.
  • 261 minutes a month at 3 minutes a call, billed per whole minute.

Revenue is what those customers would spend, before your costs — not profit.

Questions about the estimate

Where do the example numbers come from?
They are examples, not statistics. We start from a modest hourly cost and ticket for your industry, and you change every one to your own. Nothing here is a promise of results.
What counts as a missed call?
A call nobody answers: after hours, with the line busy, or when your team can't pick up. Those are the calls Josie answers when you choose "Only the calls I miss".
Is the money shown profit?
No. It is revenue: what those customers would spend, before your costs.