What is the ROI of an AI receptionist?

The ROI of an AI receptionist is the revenue it recovers from calls you would otherwise miss, minus its cost. Because missed calls are lost customers, most businesses recover far more than they spend. For example, a business that misses 50 calls a month, closes 30% of answered calls, and earns $300 per customer loses about $4,500 a month in revenue, against a Voksha cost that typically starts at $14 to $99 a month.

How do you calculate AI receptionist ROI?

Multiply your monthly call volume by the percentage of calls you currently miss to get missed calls. Multiply that by your close rate to get lost customers, then by your average customer value to get lost revenue per month. Subtract the AI receptionist cost from that recovered revenue, and divide the result by the cost to get ROI as a percentage.

How much does missing calls actually cost a business?

It adds up fast. Businesses answer only 37.8% of inbound calls (411 Locals), 80% to 85% of callers who reach voicemail hang up, and about 62% call a competitor instead (Voksha After-Hours Economy report). Voksha estimates each missed call costs a small business about $12.15, or about $26,000 a year at six missed calls a day (Voksha missed-revenue methodology).

How much does Voksha cost?

Voksha uses transparent per-call pricing. Plans start at $14 per month for 15 calls, then $1 per additional call, with a $99 per month Premium plan for 150 calls and custom Enterprise pricing. There are no per-minute meters or setup fees, so the ROI math stays predictable.

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Your AI Receptionist ROI.

A quick estimate based on your call volume, close rate, and average customer value.

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Calls per month

Calls you miss today

Average value of a customer

Answered calls that convert

Your results

Revenue you lose to missed calls / month: $4,500
Estimated Voksha cost / month: $149
Net monthly gain with Voksha: $4,351
Estimated annual gain: $52,212

That is an estimated 2,920% ROI on Voksha.

Based on 50 missed calls a month at a 30% close rate.

Methodology

How the Math Works.

The calculator estimates the revenue an AI receptionist recovers by answering calls you would otherwise miss. It uses four inputs and a simple, transparent formula:

Missed calls = monthly calls x percent of calls you miss today.
Lost customers = missed calls x your close rate on answered calls.
Lost revenue = lost customers x your average customer value.
Net gain = recovered revenue minus the estimated Voksha cost for your call volume.

Businesses answer only 37.8% of inbound calls (411 Locals), and 80% to 85% of callers who reach voicemail hang up (After-Hours Economy report), so recovered calls translate directly into recovered revenue. Voksha cost is the cheaper of its two self-serve plans for your call volume: Starter at $14/month for 15 calls or Premium at $99/month for 150 calls, then $1 per additional call. Premium costs less from about 100 calls a month.

This is an estimate for planning purposes and depends on your own numbers. Adjust the inputs to match your business for the most accurate result.

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: The ROI of an AI receptionist is the revenue it recovers from calls you would otherwise miss, minus its cost. Because missed calls are lost customers, most businesses recover far more than they spend. For example, a business that misses 50 calls a month, closes 30% of answered calls, and earns $300 per customer loses about $4,500 a month in revenue, against a Voksha cost that typically starts at $14 to $99 a month.
: Multiply your monthly call volume by the percentage of calls you currently miss to get missed calls. Multiply that by your close rate to get lost customers, then by your average customer value to get lost revenue per month. Subtract the AI receptionist cost from that recovered revenue, and divide the result by the cost to get ROI as a percentage.
: It adds up fast. Businesses answer only 37.8% of inbound calls (411 Locals), 80% to 85% of callers who reach voicemail hang up, and about 62% call a competitor instead (Voksha After-Hours Economy report). Voksha estimates each missed call costs a small business about $12.15, or about $26,000 a year at six missed calls a day (Voksha missed-revenue methodology).
: Voksha uses transparent per-call pricing. Plans start at $14 per month for 15 calls, then $1 per additional call, with a $99 per month Premium plan for 150 calls and custom Enterprise pricing. There are no per-minute meters or setup fees, so the ROI math stays predictable.