Most service businesses don't lose jobs on price. They lose them in the gap — the enquiry that waits until tomorrow, the quote that sits for a week. Answer four questions and get an honest estimate of what that gap likely costs you each month.
Your estimate
About — requests a month wait past the warm window.
At a typical job value, that's roughly — in work likely going cold every month — about — a year.
How we got this number (no tricks): your weekly requests × 4.33 weeks = monthly requests. The share you said doesn't get a same-day answer is the "waits" number. We then assume one in three of the requests that wait never turns into a job — the rest would have closed at your typical job value. Change any answer above and the estimate changes with it; it's a planning number, not a measurement. Your real number is the one we find together in a setup session, from your actual pipeline.
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The pilot exists to close exactly this gap: every request lands in one triage box, quotes go out as tap-to-accept links, and the board flags any deal that sits too long — before it goes cold.