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See What More Website Requests Could Mean for Your Business.

People visit your website but never call or request work. They may not find your services, service area or phone number. Use your visits and job value to see what more calls or requests could mean, before costs. The estimate can help you decide whether a website fix is worth exploring.

The 2% and 4% inquiry rates and 40% booking rate are editable examples, not benchmarks for every contractor. No email is needed to see your results.

Compare the estimate with the cost of improving your website and doing the extra jobs. It does not calculate profit or payback.

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Use Your Numbers

Visits to your website in a typical month. A visit is not automatically a customer inquiry.

Don't know your website visits?

If Google Analytics 4 is installed, open Reports > Acquisition > Traffic acquisition. Set a recent full month or the last 30 days and use total Sessions (visits), not Users or page views.

If Microsoft Clarity is installed, use Sessions on its dashboard for the same period. Or ask whoever manages your website for total sessions.

Google Search Console clicks count search traffic only, not all website visits. Don't use clicks as your total.

If tracking isn't set up, this calculator cannot give you a reliable estimate for your business yet. Explore the website service or talk with Brian for 15 minutes to review your website and how to measure visits.

Your average revenue from a completed job, not your profit.

Adjust assumptions

These rates are illustrative examples, not measured results or trade benchmarks.

The share of visits that become a call or service request today.

A higher share to try in this example. It is not a promised result.

The share of inquiries that turn into booked jobs. Not every inquiry becomes work.