What kind of ROI should a boutique studio expect from an AI receptionist?

For Fitness Studios

Run it off two numbers you already have: what an average member is worth to you over their membership, and how many calls you currently miss. For a boutique studio (yoga, Pilates, spin, barre), member value builds up over many months of dues, so each new member is worth far more than a month of any Voksha plan. To estimate missed calls, check your phone log for calls during the class blocks when the front desk is unstaffed and after closing. Our research shows 32% of calls to local businesses arrive outside weekday 9-to-5 hours, and 80-85% of callers who reach voicemail hang up without leaving a message, with about 62% calling a competitor instead. If even a couple of trial-interested callers a week hit voicemail during those windows, and only a small share of them would have joined, that's a member or two a month walking to a competitor, against a $99 Premium plan. Most studios cover the plan cost with the first member Voksha helps them keep. Beyond new-member capture, there's a second ROI lever: front desk relief, because Voksha handles routine pricing, hours, and cancellation-policy questions and, on Premium, class bookings, freeing your instructor or front desk staff to run in-person sales conversations and manage the studio floor instead of the phone. For a studio paying a part-time front desk employee, redirecting even a handful of hours a month of phone-answering time toward member-facing work is a real labor efficiency gain layered on top of the direct lead-capture ROI.