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Return model

Arithmetic, with every input exposed and every assumption written down beside the answer. Disagree with a number rather than with the conclusion.

Your numbers

40
$40
8
62%
46

Annual billing rate, multiplied by twelve and subtracted from the gross figure.

14,720

repetitive hours a year across the team

9,126

hours the automation covers

$365,056

labour value released, before licence cost

$12,384

licence cost for the year

$352,672

net value released in year one

28.5×

net return per dollar of licence

What this calculation assumes

It is arithmetic, not a forecast. Every step is here so you can disagree with a specific number rather than the conclusion.

  • Annual hours = people × repetitive hours per week × working weeks.
  • Covered hours = annual hours × the automation share you set. That share is a target, not a measured result; a first deployment typically lands lower.
  • Gross value = covered hours × your fully loaded hourly cost. This is time released, not cash saved — it becomes cash only if those hours are redeployed or the headcount changes.
  • Licence cost = the annual-billing rate of the plan you picked, times twelve.
  • Excluded: implementation effort, integration work, model inference charges beyond the plan, change management, and the months before the workflow is live.

Nothing here is sent anywhere. The arithmetic runs in your browser and the numbers you type are not recorded.