For every dollar you pay Ansa, see what comes back.
Typical shops miss more than 1 in 4 calls, and 85% of those callers never try again. Same flat rate whether you take 50 calls or 500: slide in your numbers and watch the return on a single line item. No email required.
Your numbers
Your return
back on every dollar you pay Ansa
Assumes Ansa answers the calls you currently miss and books ~85% of what you’d close yourself. A ballpark; your numbers will vary.
Here’s the math, line by line.
No “schedule a call to see your number”. The same four inputs from the calculator, worked all the way through, at the default settings.
Calls you miss each month.
200 calls × 28% missed. Voicemails, hang-ups, after-hours, lunch breaks: anything that didn’t get answered.
That would have booked.
Of those, the share you’d have closed at your own close rate of 45%: these are real jobs, not just rings.
Ansa books back ~85%.
It answers every missed call 24/7 and books at roughly your close rate, discounted to the ~85% of missed callers who never call back, the ones truly lost without it.
Minus what Ansa costs.
One flat rate. No per-call, no per-minute, no overage, on the Done-for-you plan at $497/mo.
Net gain, every month.
The line item that doesn’t appear on a P&L, until you put it there. That’s a 26× return on what you pay.
You’re not comparing Ansa to an app. You’re comparing it to a hire.
Four ways to answer your phone, side by side. Bar length is what it costs each month. The number on the right is what your business actually takes home.
Net figures use the calculator’s default business (200 calls, 28% missed, $600 job, 45% close). Receptionist cost uses BLS receptionist median-wage data.
Real ledgers, not the marketing department.
Three owners, three industries, three months: numbers pulled straight from their dashboards, redacted where they asked.
Caught nine missed calls on a Saturday and booked seven before I knew it happened.
I open the app Monday and there’s already $4K booked from the weekend.
It books the Spanish-speaking customers we’d been losing for years. Worth it for that alone.
The return starts tomorrow morning.
One forwarding code. One 15-minute call. One dashboard. No new hardware, no number port, no SIP voodoo.
Have her call you.
We walk through your business, your services and your emergency policy. By the end of the call, your intake script is written.
Forward your number.
Dial *72 then the Ansa number we give you. Your phone still rings; Ansa only catches what you miss. Dial *73 to undo.
*72 · 555-ANSA-101Watch the return land.
By tomorrow morning, Ansa will have caught calls you’d have missed. The first booking usually covers the month, and most owners are net-positive in week one.
You saw the multiple. Now go collect it.
Put your number in and she calls you back as your business. Full money-back if it does not pay for itself in 14 days.