Nightshift

What are after-hours enquiries costing you?

Your website is open all night. If nobody's answering, this is roughly what walks away. Thirty seconds, three inputs, no email needed to see your number.

What kind of business is it?
$
5

Count messages, calls, and website visits that land after closing. If you're not sure, check last week's timestamps, most owners undercount.

Estimated revenue walking away each month

$610

That's $7,310 a year.

That's 5 enquiries a week after close, with roughly 1 in 3 booking whoever answers first.

A conservative estimate. It assumes only a third of unanswered after-hours enquirers book elsewhere and ignores repeat visits entirely.

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Where these numbers come from

The calculator assumes one in three people who send an enquiry after closing will book whoever answers them first, then multiplies that by your average booking value and 4.3 weeks to get a month. That is the conservative end of what response-speed research suggests, and it ignores repeat business entirely, so treat your figure as a floor rather than a ceiling.

The full working, with examples for salons and trades, is in what missed after-hours enquiries actually cost you.

Quick answers

How is the cost of missed enquiries calculated?

Weekly after-hours enquiries multiplied by the share likely to book elsewhere (assumed at one in three), multiplied by average booking value, multiplied by 4.3 weeks gives the monthly figure.

Is the missed lead calculator free?

Yes. The calculator is free, shows the result instantly, and does not require an email address. Emailing yourself the breakdown is optional.

What counts as an after-hours enquiry?

Any message, call, form submission, or website visit with buying intent that arrives outside opening hours: evenings, early mornings, weekends, and public holidays.