📞 RingQuay · by DigiAutomate← Back to RingQuay

Every missed call is a job your competitor books.

RingQuay is an always-on AI voice receptionist that answers, triages and captures callback requests 24/7. Use your own operating numbers below to model a scenario; this calculator does not promise a result.

This business

Illustrative starting points only — replace them with this business's own call volume and job value.
Use the business's measured rate. The 14% starting point is CallRail's 2025 home-services dataset, not a UK universal average.

RingQuay

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This is a scenario assumption, not a measured RingQuay result. Reduce it for a more conservative model.
Lost revenue from missed calls
£0 / year
Missed calls / month
0
Lost jobs / month
0
In this scenario, RingQuay (£149/mo) recovers 70% of those calls: £0/yr attributed revenue · net scenario gain £0/yr · 0× revenue-to-fee ratio · annual fee equals 0 average-value jobs.

Benchmarks to calibrate the inputs — not guarantees

  • 14% missed-call rate in CallRail's 2025 home-services dataset of 1.1 million leads. Vendor data; not a universal UK rate.
  • 28% missed-call average reported across CallRail Voice Assist customers in its 2026 retrospective. Product/customer population may differ from this business.
  • 41% of online bookings after hours on Housecall Pro's platform. This is online-booking data, not evidence about phone-call volume.
Scenario summary: using the inputs above, the model estimates £0 annual revenue associated with missed calls. RingQuay costs £149/month. Validate the assumptions against call logs and realised bookings before using this commercially.

Illustrative estimate only. Calls/month = calls/day × 30. Attributed jobs = missed calls × assumed booking rate. Attributed revenue = job value × attributed jobs; this is revenue, not profit or causal proof. Recovery is the user-selected assumption. Results vary and must be validated against the customer's records.

Defaults are editable estimates. Benchmark links above open the original published sources.