The big question: how can we estimate this without seeing your private call data?
We can't see your real call counts. So we use the most reliable public signal of customer activity: Google review velocity. In a service industry, the share of customers who leave a review stays roughly constant — so comparing your new reviews to a competitor's tells us how much more business they're attracting.
Step 1 · Count new reviews on each profile
Both numbers are publicly visible on Google:
Bestow Towing: 3 new reviews (last 12 mo)
Competitor: 9 new reviews (last 12 mo)
Review gap: 6 reviews/year
Step 2 · Convert reviews to customers
In towing, ~3%–5% of customers leave a Google review (BrightLocal 2025 + towing-industry benchmarks — towing tends toward the low end because customers are in distress, not in shopping mode).
At 5% review rate: 6 reviews × 20 customers per review = 120 customers/year
At 3% review rate: 6 reviews × 33 customers per review = 198 customers/year
Per month: 10–17 customers
Step 3 · Convert customers to revenue
Average towing call value in the Inland Empire: $125–$175 (industry range $125–$350 nationally; we use the conservative low-mid).
Low end: 10 customers × $125 = $1,250/mo
High end: 17 customers × $175 = $2,975/mo
Rounded: $1,500–$3,000/month — the number at the top of this page.
What we're not claiming
We're not claiming you'll close the full gap. Competitor activity, seasonality, and ranking variance all matter. The realistic recovery within 90 days is 25–35% of this gap ($375–$1,050/month), which is what the offer ROI shows. The 90-day call guarantee backs the recovery claim — if we don't increase your inbound call volume, full refund.
Citations
Whitespark 2026 Local Search Ranking Factors Survey · BrightLocal Local Consumer Review Survey 2025 · Google's official local ranking guidance (relevance / distance / prominence) · Towing-industry call-value benchmarks (NMVTIS + Towing & Recovery Association of America).