Electrical Contractor
An assumed 5-person electrical contractor paying $1,800 a month for a human answering service that closes in the evening, so after-hours callers reach voicemail.
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Industry Context
Human answering services bill by the minute or by the month, and many keep set hours. This example assumes a service that costs $1,800 a month and still leaves 25% of calls unanswered, mostly after it closes. VoiceCharm bills 50¢ a minute for the calls it answers, so the saving here is the difference between the two bills.
The Problem
This team pays $1,800 a month for a human answering service and still misses calls. The service reads a generic script, so it can't ask whether the job is a panel upgrade or an outlet install, and it stops answering in the evening. After-hours callers get a voicemail asking them to call back during business hours.
What VoiceCharm Does Here
- Asks the questions you chose: a panel upgrade, rewiring, outlets, or an emergency?
- Answers after hours with a real conversation, not voicemail
- Emails you each lead with the caller's name, number, answers and a summary
- Marks the email URGENT when the call is urgent
- Never charges for calls under 20 seconds, such as hang-ups and robocalls
Before & After in This Example
Without VoiceCharm
With VoiceCharm
ROI Calculation
Assumptions
What the Arithmetic Gives
Cumulative Gain in This Example
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