Enter your own numbers below — missed calls, close rate, unit value, admin hours — and see the monthly value a voice agent built to answer every call could recover, with the maths shown at every step. Nothing here is a benchmark; it's your figures, calculated.
Every field is editable. Drag the slider or type an exact figure.
Calls that ring out, hit voicemail, or get put down before someone picks up — across the whole site.
Example figure — put in your own close rate, not a benchmark we're claiming.
Typical range £640–£1,800 for a unit at roughly £80–£150/month held over an 8–12 month tenancy. Set your own if you know it.
Example assumption, not a stat — evenings, weekends, lunch, bank holidays. Adjust to how your line is covered today.
Time spent answering routine enquiries, chasing voicemails, and re-quoting availability by phone.
Wage plus on-costs for whoever's answering the phone — reception, manager, or you.
What Answer's own monthly cost is based on — the exact unit count it reads from Stora each month, on the published rate ladder.
Why we can assume every missed call gets answered: Sturdy Ai's agent doesn't shelve a question it doesn't know — it texts you, takes your one-line reply, calls the customer back with the answer, and keeps that answer for next time. Facts update themselves this way; anything that changes a workflow still needs your sign-off. That's what makes "24/7, nothing missed" an operating assumption rather than a sales line.
Start your 30-day Answer trial and put this to work on your own calls — see pricing. A paid £500 scoping session goes further — recommended past 500 units — credited in full against Build within 30 days, and we build a working prototype against your actual call and booking data.
No — it's built entirely from what you type in above. Edit any field and the total updates instantly. The only figure we supply is the £640–£1,800 lifetime-value band, worked back from a typical unit at £80–150/month over an 8–12 month tenancy; everything else is your example to overwrite.
Because that's the segment a phone line with no after-hours cover reliably loses — evenings, weekends, bank holidays, lunch. If you already forward your line out of hours, set that share lower; if the phone just stops at 5pm, set it higher.
Set missed calls to whatever you actually see. Even a modest number at a modest close rate against a £640+ unit lifetime value usually clears £100/month inside the first line item alone — try it with your own figures.
Only the phone-answering slice you told us about above — quoting availability, chasing voicemails, routine enquiries. It doesn't touch site visits, viewings, or anything that needs a person on-site.