Economics & evidence
A recovered inspection does not need to happen very often to matter.
Roofing inspections sit upstream of high-value contracts. This page shows the math using editable assumptions, not promises.
Default scenario
Follow the denominator all the way through.
Illustrative scenario — not measured Spillway performance.
Smaller contractor example
What if you only get 25 legitimate roofing calls a month?
≈ 1.09recovered inspections per month
≈ 0.27expected signed jobs per month at a 25% close rate
≈ $2,039expected signed contract value per month
The value is lumpy at lower volume, but the economics can still work against a flat $299 service price at the first confirmed recovered inspection, followed by $299 every 30 days, with no per-inspection fee.
Editable assumptions
Run your own scenario.
Change any assumption. The model updates immediately and does not ask for your contact information.
Illustrative scenario — not a promised Spillway result.
- Calls ending without inspection
- 58
- Unbooked calls worth working
- 43.5
- Recovered inspections / month
- 4.35
- Expected signed jobs / month
- 1.09
- Scenario signed contract value / month
- $8,156
- Scenario signed contract value / year
- $97,875
Industry precedent
The category already exists.
ServiceTitan’s public materials describe unbooked calls as a measurable source of missed revenue and have published trade-business evidence showing the value of improving call booking. Spillway is not ServiceTitan, and those results are not Spillway performance; they are evidence that recoverable unbooked calls are a real economic category.
Read the official ServiceTitan source ↗Use your own numbers.
$299 activates Spillway today. The first qualifying confirmed recovered inspection creates no additional charge and anchors the next $299 exactly 30 days later, then every 30 days. If the first recovery takes longer than 10 days, Spillway keeps working at no additional charge until it happens.
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