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How much are missed leads costing you?
Multiply the leads you get each month by the share that never get a follow-up, then by your close rate and your average sale: that's the revenue walking away every month. A CRM that logs every lead, answers instantly and keeps following up is built to catch that money, and this calculator shows how much of it is on the table for your business.
We'll email you this result, then show you exactly where in your process leads are going cold.
How it's calculated
- 1Missed leads a month = leads a month × the share that never get a follow-up.
- 2Lost a month = missed leads × close rate × average sale.
- 3Lost a year = lost a month × 12.
- 4Could win back a year = lost a year × the share of missed leads automatic follow-up would reach.
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Every lead gets an instant reply and follow-ups until it's a yes or a no.
Questions
What counts as a missed lead?
Any inquiry nobody followed up on: a missed call with no callback, a form answered days later, a quote nobody chased, a DM left on read.
How does a CRM recover missed leads?
By making sure nothing depends on someone remembering: every call, form and message lands in one pipeline, gets an instant reply, and gets reminders until it's a yes or a no.
Do I need a custom CRM or an off-the-shelf one?
Off-the-shelf works when your process fits it. A custom CRM is worth it when you're paying for several tools that don't talk to each other, or bending your process to fit software.
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