Tools
What the hours are worth.
Three inputs. The hours and their value back each month, on screen, before any price is on the table.
01The calculator
Put the hours in.
Pick the industry, the drains, and the hours a week. The estimate updates as you go. Emailing the breakdown is optional.
Estimate
LiveHours back a month
28
Value a month
$1,400
- Share handled
- 70% of those hours
- Value a year
- $16,800
- Assumes
- $50 an hour loaded cost, four working weeks a month
This is the value of your team's time on our assumptions, not a price. The price is one set figure, in writing, after mapping.
For a tier and a timeline, size the install.
Optional: email the breakdown
Nothing on this page is stored unless you send it. Sending keeps your email and these numbers so the breakdown can follow.
02How this is estimated
Every assumption, printed.
- 01The rateEach industry carries a loaded hourly cost, printed in the result. It values the hours. It is not a price.
- 02The shareEach drain carries the share of its hours we assume the system takes on, printed beside it. Your weekly hours are split across the drains you pick, weighted by how much of a team's week each one usually takes.
- 03The monthHours back a week, times four working weeks, times the rate. The annual figure is that times twelve.
- 04What changes itMapping replaces every assumption here with your own numbers. The price is set after that, in writing, and moves only if the scope does.
Next
Bring the number to the mapping call.
We map the process with you on the call, and you leave with the system design, the price in writing, and the date it goes live.
Your first department
Bring the process you still run by hand.
One mapping call. You leave with the system design, the price in writing, and the date it goes live. The first build lands in two weeks.
Sizing tool
How big is the install?
Five questions give you a tier and a timeline band. Never a price, and no email required.
Size the install