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Five calculators that run on your figures, not our averages. They tell you what a change is worth — including when the answer is “not much”. No email wall, no gated results.

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The calculators

Pick the question you're trying to answer.

Each one opens on the page that explains the problem in full, so you get the working as well as the number.

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Delivered by Paystone

Processing fee calculator

“What would I save on card processing?”

Enter your monthly card volume and current effective rate. Shows what the same volume costs on transparent interchange-plus pricing, and the annual difference.

You enter
  • Monthly card volume
  • Current effective rate
You get

Annual saving + your new effective rate

What it assumes

Models a transparent schedule that holds at 2.50% to $40k monthly volume, then steps down to a 1.70% floor at $200k.

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Delivered by Paystone

Gift card & loyalty calculator

“What would a loyalty program actually return?”

Estimates incremental revenue from loyalty member spend uplift plus gift card breakage, overspend and new-customer traffic.

You enter
  • Monthly revenue
  • % loyalty members
  • Spend uplift %
  • Gift card share %
You get

Monthly and annual incremental revenue

What it assumes

Counts roughly 25% of gift card volume as genuinely incremental, and applies your uplift only to the member share you enter.

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Delivered by Telebridge

Lead recovery calculator

“What are cold leads costing me?”

Takes the leads you never follow up fast enough and estimates the revenue automation would recover from them.

You enter
  • Monthly leads
  • % missed or slow
  • Average deal value
  • Close rate %
You get

Recovered customers and revenue per month

What it assumes

Assumes automated follow-up reaches about 70% of missed or slow-followed leads — not all of them.

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Delivered by Rogers

Cost-of-downtime calculator

“What does an hour offline actually cost?”

Prices the risk you are currently carrying, so a backup connection becomes a number rather than a hunch.

You enter
  • Daily revenue
  • Outages per year
  • Hours per outage
You get

Revenue lost to outages per year

What it assumes

Assumes a 10-hour trading day and that roughly 70% of revenue in a down hour is genuinely lost rather than deferred.

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Delivered by Rogers IoT

Fleet savings calculator

“What would tracking save across my vehicles?”

Estimates fuel and labour savings from reduced idling, better routing and accurate hours across your fleet.

You enter
  • Number of vehicles
  • Fuel cost per vehicle
  • Labour cost per vehicle
You get

Monthly and annual saving

What it assumes

Applies about 13% fuel and 10% labour savings per vehicle — mid-range figures, not best-case.

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Why we publish the maths

A number you can argue with.

Most vendor calculators are built to produce a big figure. Ours are built to produce a defensible one — which sometimes means telling you the change isn't worth making. Every assumption is on the card, so you can push back on it before you ever speak to us.

  • Mid-range assumptions, not best-case
  • Results appear instantly — nothing gated
  • Every figure traceable to a stated input
Read the guides behind them

These are estimators, not quotes.

Every calculator states the assumptions it makes, and we've kept them mid-range rather than flattering. They're built to size an opportunity honestly so you can decide whether it's worth a conversation — not to produce a number that sells something. When you're ready for a real figure, we'll work it out against your actual statements and bills.

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Send us the real numbers.

Share a statement, a bill or your current setup and we'll work out the actual figure — and tell you plainly if the change isn't worth making.

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