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What's the repetitive work you could automate really worth?

Every hour spent on manual, repetitive tasks has a cost. Enter your numbers and see how many hours — and euros — you could recover each year with automation.

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3
€ 25
60%
Yearly cost of automatable repetitive work
€ 21.150
per year · 846 hours recoverable
18 hours a week freed up
846 hours a year given back to the team

Estimate based only on the numbers you entered. It's the value of time currently spent on automatable work: an order of magnitude, not a promise of exact savings.

How it turns into time (and money) recovered

The calculator gives you the order of magnitude. The concrete step is automating the right processes: repetitive tasks (data entry, follow-ups, request routing, reports) handled automatically on your flow, so the team gets back to what matters. You don't automate everything: you start with what pays off first.

That time can go back to your team.

Automating the right repetitive processes frees hours every week — data entry, follow-ups, routing, reports. In a free call we find together what's worth automating first, on your real case.

Frequently asked questions

How does this calculator estimate savings?

It uses only your numbers: hours per week on repetitive tasks, people involved, average hourly cost and how much of that work is automatable. The result is the value of time currently spent on work AI could handle — not an invented industry percentage.

Does that mean I'll save exactly that amount?

No, it's an order of magnitude. It makes visible a hidden cost — time spent on repetitive work — that usually shows up in no report. It helps you see whether automating is worth it, not to promise a precise number.

Does automating mean laying people off?

No: it means taking repetitive, low-value work off people so they focus on customers, sales and quality. The goal is to give hours back, not cut jobs.

Where should I start?

From the process that costs the most time today and pays off soonest. In a free call we look at your flows and pick the first move with the best value-to-effort ratio together.