Free calculator for chauffeur companies
What is a won enquiry worth?
See what winning a larger share of your enquiries adds in bookings and revenue each month and each year.
The sliders start from Irish Transfer: €691 average booking value in 2026 and 24% of enquiries won in August 2026.
enquiries × (share you could win − share you win today) × average booking value
If the second share is lower than the first, the result shows what slower replies cost.
Our fee starts at €2,000 a month, with no setup fee, and the plan behind these numbers is part of the proposal.
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The calculation
- Extra bookings are your enquiries times the difference between the share you could win and the share you win today.
- Extra revenue is those bookings times your average booking value.
- Faster replies, online quotes and follow-ups are the usual ways to move the share.
A company with 200 enquiries a month that wins 20% of them takes 40 bookings. Winning 24%, Irish Transfer’s share in August 2026, adds 8 bookings a month, about €5,500 at the €691 average booking and about €66,000 over a year, from enquiries it already pays for.
Measure your own won share for two weeks first, then work on the slowest step: the first reply, the online quote and the one follow-up. Each point of won share is worth the figure the calculator shows, every month, without another euro of ads.
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Questions
Questions owners ask about this calculator
How do I know my share of enquiries won?
Count every enquiry on every channel for two weeks and mark each one won, lost or no answer. Enquiries that never got a price count as lost.
What share do chauffeur companies usually win?
There is no published benchmark worth quoting. Irish Transfer won 24% of its enquiries in August 2026, up from 22% in July, with every enquiry handled in 4fleet.
What moves the share fastest?
A real price within the hour, a quote the customer can accept online and one follow-up. At Irish Transfer 73% of new bookings between 7 June and 31 August 2026 came from a quote accepted online.
Should I count OTA enquiries?
Yes, with their own won share, because the platforms watch reply times too and a slow reply there costs ranking as well as the booking.
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