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Estimate the yearly value of getting admin hours back and getting paid faster, from your own numbers. Free, no signup.
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Put a number on the paperwork
Most contractors know the office work is eating their week, but never price it. This puts a number on it from your own inputs, so you can see what the time is actually costing you.
The yearly savings is simple: the admin hours you would win back, valued at your hourly rate, over a year. Even a couple of hours a week is real money once you multiply it out.
Getting paid faster is the other half. When invoices go out sooner and include a way to pay on the spot, less of your money sits in receivables. The cash freed line is roughly how much of your own money stops being tied up in unpaid work, which is working capital back in your pocket.
Nothing here is a promise. It is your numbers, doing the math you rarely stop to do. If the total looks big, that is the point.
Contractor ROI Calculator questions
How is the yearly savings figured?
Admin hours you would win back per week, times your hourly rate, times 52 weeks. It is the value of the time, not a guarantee.
What does "cash freed" mean?
Getting paid faster means less of your money is stuck in unpaid invoices at any moment. That is working capital freed up, not extra profit.
Is this a Werx quote?
No. It is a free estimate from your inputs. If you want to see it on your real jobs, start a trial.
Is this really free?
Yes. No email, no signup, and nothing you type leaves your browser.
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