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Find Out How Much Your Business Loses Without a Website

Answer 3 quick questions. Get an instant, honest estimate of the revenue slipping through your fingers every week.

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E.g. €30 for a restaurant meal, €80 for a beauty treatment, €200 for a plumber call-out.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much revenue does a small business lose without a website?
It varies by industry, but research consistently shows that businesses without an online presence miss between 20% and 40% of potential customers — simply because they cannot be found or contacted outside business hours. For a business with an average transaction of €50 and just 5 missed customers per week, that is €250/week or €1,000/month in lost revenue. This calculator helps you put a real number on it.
Why do customers give up if I don't reply immediately?
Studies show that 78% of customers buy from the business that responds first. When someone looks for a restaurant, clinic, or service provider and gets no answer, they simply move on to the next result on Google. A website with a contact form, booking system, or WhatsApp button means customers can act immediately — at 11 pm on a Sunday — without waiting for you to open.
Is a website really worth the cost for a small local business?
For most local businesses the maths is clear: if a managed website costs €29–€49 every 4 weeks and captures just one or two extra customers per month, it pays for itself many times over. Beyond direct revenue, a professional website builds trust, improves your Google visibility, and lets customers self-serve (booking, menus, prices) without calling you — saving you time too.
How accurate is this calculator?
The calculation is intentionally simple: weekly loss = average customer spend × number of customers who give up each week. It is a conservative floor estimate — it does not account for repeat customer lifetime value, referrals, or reviews lost. The real cost is likely higher. The purpose of this tool is to make the cost of inaction concrete and personal, not to be a precise financial forecast.