How much money is your business actually losing?

It's a directional estimate, not a guarantee. The missed-revenue recovery and manual-hours reduction the calculator uses are typical of what I've seen across the automations I've shipped since 2019 across n8n, GoHighLevel and custom AI agents. Your number will be higher or lower than the calculator says. The point is to size the opportunity in the right order of magnitude before we get on a call.

Slide the leads input down — the math still works at 5, 10, 20 leads. Smaller operators usually have a bigger percentage gain because they have less time to chase follow-ups and miss the most calls. A solo practitioner with 18 leads a month and a 4-hour-a-week follow-up habit is usually losing enough to pay for the system 3 to 6 times over.

No. Anyone who guarantees revenue numbers in a calculator is lying to you. What I do guarantee: a discovery call where I look at your actual lead flow, your actual close rate and your actual time logs, and tell you honestly whether automation will pay for itself in your business. If the math doesn't work for you, I'll say so on the call.

There isn't one. The calculator is free, the discovery call is free, and if I don't see a clean recovery path I'll tell you. I've turned down 40+ projects in the last 18 months because the math didn't justify the build. I'd rather not take your money than take it and disappoint you.

The calculator's missed-revenue recovery assumption comes from after-hours auto-reply, AI voice-pickup and 24/7 inbox triage — which recapture most of the leads that previously went silent. The manual-hours reduction comes from automating follow-up sequences, CRM data entry and routine email triage. The remainder is real human judgment work that should never be automated.