What does staying the same cost your shop?
Enter your own numbers. We don't fill anything in or guess for you.
Fill in all five to see your number.
See which of these hours a one-shop pilot could take back.
A few quick questions about your shop.
How the calculation works
Time cost a year = hours a week × weeks a year × what one hour costs you.
Lost jobs a year = jobs lost a month × 12 × gross profit on an average job.
Your cost a year = time cost a year + lost jobs a year. A month is that total divided by 12.
This is your own arithmetic, not a promise of savings. On a pilot we record a baseline before we change anything, then measure the same numbers after the fix.
Questions
Is this a savings estimate?
No. It's your own arithmetic, not a promise of savings. On a pilot we record a baseline before we change anything, then measure the same numbers after the fix.
Do you fill in numbers for me?
No. Every field starts empty, and the result only uses the numbers you enter.