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Where every figure on our homepage comes from. Start with your own firm and the lines your clients use — every number is yours to change — then see how each part is worked out.

What it could make you

What kind of business?
Where do your clients reach you?

Change any number to match your business

12
15%

Busy line, lunch, after closing and weekends.

40%

People who haven’t done business with you yet.

60%
$1,000

A call or a message from someone new. Not every one becomes a client, so this is less than a client is worth.

Phone
10 new clients

What it could make you

$10,000 a month

About 10 new clients a month, from people already contacting your firm, who would otherwise have gone to another firm.

Aevon starts at $150 a month, flat.

At least three times your monthly fee in your first month, or you don’t pay.

An estimate from the numbers on the left, not a measurement of your business. We work out your exact number on the call.

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How the estimate is built

It counts only new clients who would otherwise have gone to someone else. On the phone: calls a day, times 22 working days, times the share that goes unanswered today, times the share of callers who are new, times the share of those who call someone else and don’t come back. On each message line: the new clients who write there in a month, times the share who book elsewhere while waiting hours for a reply (25%). Each line is rounded to whole clients and valued at what a new enquiry is worth. These are typical numbers for each kind of business, not measurements of yours.

BusinessCalls a dayUnansweredNew callersInstagram, a monthWhatsApp, a monthFacebook, a monthTexts, a monthEmail, a monthA new enquiry is worthAevon, every line, a month
Home services1520%40%12610126$400About $1,170
Roofing & contractors820%50%641084$800About $1,300
Law firm1215%40%464612$1,000From $150, flat
Insurance agency2015%25%4861010$600About $1,280
Veterinary clinic4025%20%12610126$400About $1,400

For a law firm, Aevon is one flat monthly fee, set by your calls, messages and lines, starting at $150, plus a one-time setup of up to one month’s rate. We take no part of any legal fee. For other businesses it starts at $150 and rises with their calls and messages and what their customers are worth; that last column is an estimate, not a limit, because we publish no ceiling. We work out your real price on the call — and if your first month doesn’t make you three times what you pay, you don’t pay.

What a full-time receptionist costs in Florida

Median wage, Florida$17.70 an hour, full-time
$36,810
Employer payroll taxesSocial Security and Medicare (7.65%), federal and Florida unemployment on the first $7,000
+ $3,047
One receptionist, per year
$39,857

Wage: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, receptionists and information clerks, Florida. Benefits are not included, so a real hire costs more.