SiteLogic / business case

Put your own assumptions to work.

Estimate the annual labor-time value of hours you think could be saved, then compare it with a published plan price. Your inputs drive the estimate; this is not a measured or guaranteed result.

01 / Your assumptions

Start with your numbers.
Enter your own operating assumptions. All inputs start at zero; no savings benchmark is preloaded.

How many projects your company completes in the selected period.

projects

Your estimated labor cost for each hour, in US dollars.

$/ hour

Your estimate of hours saved on each project.

hours

The calculator converts this volume to projects per year.

Plan price for the estimate

Choose the published monthly subscription price to compare against.

You can change any number or plan. The estimate recalculates as you edit.

02 / Estimated first year

Your result, in context.
An estimate from your assumptions and the selected published plan price—not an achieved or guaranteed result.

Enter your assumptions to see an estimate.

Add project volume, labor cost per hour, and hours saved per project. The calculator will use your values with the selected SiteLogic plan price.

Plan details

Review what each SiteLogic plan includes and see the published monthly pricing.

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How the estimate is calculated

Annualized project volume uses 12 months, 4 quarters, or 1 year. Estimated annual labor-time value = projects per year × hours saved per project × labor cost per hour. Estimated first-year ROI = (annual labor-time value − 12 months of subscription cost) ÷ 12 months of subscription cost × 100. This estimate uses only the assumptions you enter and the selected published plan price. It excludes implementation, adoption, and other costs, and is not a promise of savings or results.