Full plan pricing in Canadian dollars, the setup fee printed beside the monthly price, the overage rate in plain text, and the total first-year cost of every plan. Below that, the published research behind the missed-call problem — and a calculator that runs on your numbers, not ours.
| Total first-year cost | Monthly × 12 | Setup (one-time) | First year, all-in | With setup spread* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter — $199/mo | $2,388 | $750 | $3,138 | $261.50/mo |
| Front Desk — $299/mo | $3,588 | $750 | $4,338 | $361.50/mo |
| Front Desk Pro — $449/mo | $5,388 | $750 | $6,138 | $511.50/mo |
*The $750 setup can be spread across your first 12 months at $62.50/month, at no extra cost — the first-year total is identical either way. All figures CAD, before tax. Your rate is locked in writing for the 12-month term; renewals are capped at +10% a year.
Independent call-tracking studies, run across millions of real business calls, keep landing on the same conclusion: the average business is unreachable for a large share of the people trying to pay it.
inbound calls never reaches someone who can help, and up to $1.17 million a year per store is lost to missed calls. Phone leads book appointments at nearly double the rate of internet leads — 74% against 40%.
of calls go unanswered during the 5 to 8 PM rush, the window that carries almost half of all phone orders. Six in ten callers who cannot get through never try again; seven in ten simply order somewhere else.
of calls to the average practice are missed, even though 71% of appointments are still booked by phone. Each new patient who gives up is worth over $10,000 across their years with your practice.
of calls to home-service businesses are answered by a person at all. The other half ring out while the crew is on a roof, under a sink, or driving to the next job.
calls from prospective clients go unanswered at the average firm, while the whole team is in court, in meetings, or at lunch. Legal problems feel urgent: that caller phones the next firm, and one signed case is worth thousands.
of calls to small businesses are answered by a person at all. The rest ring out or land in voicemail, and 85% of those callers never try a second time.
Sources: Car Wars analysis of 48 million dealership calls (2025) and Numa dealership research; Revmo, State of Restaurant Calls 2026 (12,091 recorded calls) and Harris Poll for Hostie (2,065 adults); Patient Prism dental benchmarks and Patient Access Report 2026 (11.5 million calls); Clio Legal Trends Report 2024 (500 law firms called as prospective clients); Invoca lead conversion benchmarks (70 million calls, 2026); 411 Locals small-business call study; Numa Small Business Phone Report. These are industry studies, not Answerpost customer results. Your own numbers will differ — which is exactly why the audit is free.