AI receptionist ROI for a garage door company usually comes down to one or two extra booked jobs a month — that's typically enough to cover the $297 flat rate, and everything after that is return. The exact number depends on your average ticket and how many calls you miss now, and you can figure yours in about five minutes.
Divide $297 by your average ticket. At a $350 average, one booked job a month puts you ahead. At a $250 service-call-heavy mix, you need a bit more than one. That's the whole hurdle.
Now look at the other side. Say you miss five calls a week, and two of those were real job opportunities — about eight chances a month. Book a quarter of them at $350 and that's $700 against a $297 cost. That's a conservative example, not a promise — your call log gives you the real inputs.
Keep the math honest: count only jobs that came from calls the AI captured. The SMS and email summaries after every call make that easy — each one has the caller's name, number, address, and issue.
There's also a tail you don't have to count but shouldn't ignore: a captured caller becomes a customer with a history, a review, and referrals. Contractors often report that one saved call turns into more than one job over time.
AI receptionist ROI isn't a slogan — it's a monthly subtraction problem: revenue from AI-captured jobs minus $297. Run it for the first 90 days before you judge it. For a step-by-step version with realistic numbers, read the ROI of an AI receptionist worked example.
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