Name one task somebody in your business does over and over, type your own three numbers, and the page works out how many hours a month that task takes and what those hours cost. Nothing is pre-filled: every field starts blank, the numbers are yours, and the arithmetic runs in your browser with nothing sent anywhere.
How this is worked out. Hours per month equals minutes per instance times instances per week times 52 divided by 12 divided by 60. Dollars per month equals hours per month times hourly cost, worked from the unrounded hours.
If that's more time than the task deserves, an AI agent can take on one job like it. The $99 build is self-serve and delivered by email. The $499 build is planned with Chad on a call, for a job that has to fit how you already work.
It is an estimate built from the three numbers you typed, nothing more. If your minutes per instance or your instances per week is a guess, the result is a guess of the same size. Change one input and watch the result move to see which of the three matters most for you.
It is not a measurement of any business, and it is not a claim about yours. We have not timed your task and we do not know what your people cost. The page holds no figures of its own and sends nothing anywhere; the only numbers on it are the ones you put in.
We set up one AI agent for your business and test 3 jobs on your own examples. It runs on your own computer and your own accounts, and you install it from our written guide. It's 499 dollars, one time. See it on the pricing page.
Bigger jobs, like several agents working together, start with a call instead of a price: book thirty minutes.