ROI calculator
ROI calculator for self-employed workforces
An ROI calculator for UK operators with a self-employed workforce prices the admin hours you say you will stop spending, at your hourly rate. Zerity is free for operators. The software line in this sum is £0 for the operator. It does not assume a cut in turnover. The result is arithmetic for a business case, not a quote.
Zerity is free for operators. The value of admin time equals the weekly hours you expect to stop, times 52, times your hourly rate. Net equals that value, plus any compliance cost you type (operator software cost is £0 in this sum). Recognition savings are not included. See pricing before you treat the sum as a business case.
The formula
- Annual admin cost = hours a week x 52 x hourly rate
- Hours stopped = hours a week x the share you type
- Value of hours stopped = hours stopped x 52 x hourly rate
- Annual software cost to the operator = £0 (Zerity is free for operators)
- Net = value of hours stopped + compliance cost you type, minus annual software cost
The share is visible because you type it. If you leave the share blank, the net figure stays hidden and you still see the admin cost and the software cost. Cost the admin you have today on the fleet compliance cost calculator, then type that annual figure here if you want it in the net.
Enter your admin hours
The arithmetic
- Annual admin cost you typed
- £
- Zerity (free for operators)
- £ / month to the operator
£ a year to the operator.
Value of the hours you expect to stop: £ a year.
Net after software cost and the compliance cost you typed: £ a year.
A share above 100 percent is more hours than the week you typed. Check the share before you use the net.
Type the share of hours you expect to stop before a net figure is shown.
Self-serve the same week for the driver file. A live pay run does not switch over in a day. Turnover cost is a separate sum on the driver turnover cost calculator.
Questions
How much does Zerity cost?
Zerity is free for operators. We go through the details on the demo.
Who pays for Zerity?
Zerity is free for operators. Drivers pay a fee for using Zerity, which is invoiced to them separately.
What saving does it assume?
Only the hours and costs you enter, and the share of those hours you say you will stop spending. It does not assume a turnover cut.
Is this a promise of savings?
No. It is arithmetic for a business case. The result is indicative, not a quote.
How fast can pay runs move onto Zerity?
Self-serve the same week for the driver file. A live pay run does not switch over in a day.