Independent · Vendor-neutral
Downtime has a price. Find yours before it finds you.
Business Uptime Lab gives small operators the math and the shortlist: what a power cut, dead internet line or unanswered phone actually costs, and which fixes are worth buying first.
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- Decision calculators
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- Assessment checkpoints
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- Vendor sponsorships
Why it matters
- Illustrative example: a four-hour outage at a $750k-a-year business open 50 hours a week works out to roughly $1,150 of revenue during those hours — before wages, spoilage or restart time. Your own numbers will differ.
- Missed calls can compound outage losses — especially for service businesses where customers may contact the next available provider.
- Sizing backup power before buying can help reduce the risk of under-buying or unnecessary overspending.
Decision tools
Start with the numbers
Outage cost calculator
Put a dollar figure on every hour your doors are open but your systems are not.
Open toolMissed call revenue
See the annual revenue leaking through calls nobody answered.
Open toolBackup power sizing
Size inverter watts and battery capacity from your actual critical loads.
Open toolAI receptionist ROI
Model payback before you commit to an answering service or AI agent.
Open toolResilience list
Get the outage readiness kit
Checklists, sizing worksheets and vendor comparisons for keeping revenue running during outages.