The math
What a lift is worth.
Set your own numbers, compare three illustrative scenarios and share a link to the result.
The math
What a lift is worth.
Set your own numbers. The default lift is our minimum target.
Illustrative scenarios
Capacity gained
160
full-time equivalents of capacity, without a single hire
Each dot is 5 people. Yellow dots show the capacity gained. Illustrative.
Value per year
€15.8M
Hours back per year
264,000
Per person
2.9 h/week
Lift on total capacity
8%
Illustrative. Assumes 1,650 working hours per person per year and 46 working weeks. In the Measure phase we replace the time assumptions with your measured baselines.
How the numbers work
Capacity gained is people in scope × the share of their time on work AI can help with × the lift on that work. Value is those hours × your fully loaded cost per hour.
Every number here is illustrative. The scenarios change only the lift: 10%, 20% (our minimum target) and 30%. In the Measure phase we replace the time assumptions with your measured baselines.
Start with one team.
One team. We inform employees first, take baselines, set everyone up and measure again about 60 days later. Same promise, price agreed up front.