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Estimate recurring software costs alongside the value of time spent moving data, reconciling records and maintaining workflows. Compare a proposed setup using your own assumptions. Time value is not automatically a cash saving.
Updated 20 September 2026.
All amounts are in EUR. Enter your own costs in EUR; no currency conversion is performed.
Used only to pre-fill the sliders below with a rough starting point - every one of them is yours to correct. Adjusted sliders are never overwritten.
Include the recurring software and service costs you want to compare. Use the same scope for the proposed setup below; do not exclude a cost from only one side.
Salary plus overhead, per hour in EUR. The starting value is an example; enter your own cost.
Copying, re-entering, exporting and re-uploading. The work that exists only because system A can't see system B.
Chasing why two systems disagree, hunting the record that didn't sync, rebuilding a report because the numbers didn't tie.
An automation stopped and nobody noticed for days. Include the fixing and the clean-up, not just the fix.
Count active work changing forms or workflows. Do not count elapsed waiting time as paid effort unless someone is actually occupied by it. Keep these hours separate from the other categories.
Enter valid values for team size (1–500), hourly cost (0–10,000) and proposed monthly budget (0–1,000,000). Empty values are unknown.
Current cash costs plus time value
€0 /month
Annualized estimate
Enter the full recurring budget for the replacement: subscription, retained tools, extra credits, integration services and ongoing support. The starting €299 is an example, not a recommended plan or a complete quote. Review Chromoly’s pricing and Managed service.
This is a scenario assumption. Zero retains all entered work; 100% removes it all. Test a realistic estimate and allow for review and new operating work in your assessment.
Proposed cash costs plus remaining time value
€0 /month
Compare cancellable invoices with the proposed budget to assess recurring cash differences. Assess freed staff capacity separately. Validate your assumptions with a small pilot and record any new review or maintenance work.
Consolidation may reduce some handoffs, but it can also introduce migration work and vendor dependence. Keep specialist tools when they fit the process. Read the consolidation guide.
No. It combines recurring cash costs and an estimated value of work. Time released may create capacity without reducing payroll. The proposed scenario depends on your inputs.
Weekly hours are multiplied by 4.33 and added to the monthly hours. This is multiplied by the hourly rate and added to recurring costs. Annual estimates multiply the monthly result by 12. One-time costs are excluded.
No. Team size only seeds illustrative starting inputs and provides a per-person figure. Choose the proposed budget yourself; plan suitability depends on features and usage.
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