How does Voksha's monthly cost compare to the revenue from just one furnace replacement?

For HVAC Companies

There's essentially no comparison, a full furnace replacement typically runs $4,000-$8,000 depending on the unit and installation complexity, while even Enterprise, Voksha's highest tier at $990/month with custom call volume, costs a fraction of a single one of those jobs. On Premium, at $99/month, the gap is even more stark, roughly 1-2% of the revenue from one furnace replacement. The relevant question for an HVAC owner isn't whether the plan is worth it in isolation, it's whether missing even one furnace replacement lead a year, out of the dozens or hundreds of calls that come in, is a realistic risk without reliable 24/7 answering. Given that furnace failures disproportionately happen during cold snaps, exactly the moment when four different families are all calling multiple HVAC companies simultaneously looking for whoever answers first, the odds of losing at least one big-ticket replacement lead to a missed or slow-answered call over the course of a winter are meaningfully high for any company relying on business-hours-only staffing. The math holds even if Voksha only ever helps you win one furnace replacement, one AC system replacement, or a handful of major repairs over the course of a year, everything else it captures, tune-ups, standard repairs, maintenance plan enrollments, is additional return on top of a plan cost that a single big install job covers many times over. This is the framing most HVAC owners find most convincing: it doesn't take consistent high performance to justify the cost, it takes catching the calls you were already going to get if only someone had answered.