Calculate your savings

See what each module saves you. Switch between the pricing and forecast calculator.

Quotes and pricing agreements in minutes
How many hours does it currently take to create a quote?
How many quotes do you create per month?
Include price increases too
How many customers do you have?
Customers you create prices or budgets for
Gross annual salary
Determines what a saved hour is worth: € 47 per hour
Your savings
€ 0
net per year 0× paid back
Saved with pricing module + € 0
Cost of pricing module − € 0
Time you get back 0,0 fte freed up
0 hours per year
1 fte = 1,600 productive hours per year
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This calculation is an estimate based on your own input. No rights can be derived from it.

Demand forecasting at customer-item level
How many hours does it take to create one customer budget?
How many customers do you have?
Customers you create prices or budgets for
Gross annual salary
Determines what a saved hour is worth: € 47 per hour
Your savings
€ 0
net per year 0× paid back
Saved with forecast module + € 0
Cost of forecast module − € 0
Time you get back 0,0 fte freed up
0 hours per year
1 fte = 1,600 productive hours per year
Plan a demo

This calculation is an estimate based on your own input. No rights can be derived from it.

Assumptions

Where do these numbers come from?

Why do you assume 80% time savings?

Our customers save around 80% of the time they currently spend on manual quoting and customer budgeting, thanks to automation. We use that percentage as the basis for this calculation; your actual savings may be higher or lower.

How are the module costs calculated?

The pricing module costs €0.50 per customer per month, the forecast module €1 per customer per month. This calculation multiplies that by the number of customers you entered above.

What if I don't create customer budgets yet?

Then we assume 2 hours per customer per year of informal estimation, instead of the hours you enter for 'How many hours does it take to create one customer budget?'.

How do you convert hours to fte?

We use 1,600 productive hours per fte per year, a common rule of thumb after accounting for leave, sick days and overhead.

How do you convert salary into an hourly rate?

We use two rules of thumb: employer costs average 1.5× the gross annual salary (including payroll tax, holiday pay, pension and overhead), and a full-time employee works around 1,600 productive hours per year. The hourly rate is then gross annual salary × 1.5, divided by 1,600.

Is this a quote?

No. This calculation is an estimate based on your own input; no rights can be derived from it. Want a concrete proposal? Plan a demo.