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AI Automation hours-saved calculator

Enter the hours each workflow takes today and the share you expect to automate. The hours and percentages are example values you change. It is plain arithmetic on your own numbers.

AI Automation hours-saved calculatorCalculator

Tick the workflows that eat hours in your operation and enter how many hours a week each one takes today. Then choose how much of that time you expect to automate. The hours and percentages here are example values, so change them to your own. This is plain arithmetic, not a forecast.

Weekly reporting (paid + pipeline)

Pulling ad, analytics and CRM numbers into a deck or doc every week.

Inbound lead qualification

Reading every form submission, scoring fit and intent, routing to sales or nurture.

Account research for outbound

Gathering context on target accounts and writing short briefings.

Cold-email personalization

Writing first lines and variants for outbound emails.

CRM hygiene and audit

Checking for missing fields, stuck deals, overdue tasks and duplicates.

Content briefing

Briefs for every new blog post or pillar page.

Multi-platform social posting

Writing platform variants for each piece of content.

Customer support triage

Reading inbound tickets, classifying, summarizing and routing.

Weekly AI visibility tracking

Running a set of queries through AI engines and logging which brands are named.

Competitive intelligence digest

Scanning competitor sites, press and reviews and summarizing the changes.

Your scenario

Hours saved per week

27.0h

of 54.0h today

Hours remaining per week

27.0h

still done by hand

Annual labor cost saved

$70,200

at $50/hr

This is arithmetic on your inputs. Your account will differ.

How this is calculated

Hours saved = hours per week you enter x the share you expect to automate. Annual cost = hours saved x 52 weeks x hourly cost. Nothing here comes from client results.

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