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AksharAI

Free tool

Hours saved calculator

Enter how often a task happens, how long it takes, how much of it an agent could take on and what an hour of your team's time costs. The calculator shows the hours and cost it could free, using only your numbers.

About 1 minute. Results are indicative.

The task today

For example, supplier invoices received, or support messages answered.

min

Time one person spends on one task, start to finish.

%

Your own estimate. Routine, rule based work is usually the larger share.

%

People still approve and correct. Never assume zero.

₹/h

Salary and overheads divided by working hours, in rupees.

Time your team could get back

8.0hours a week

About 384 hours a year, worth about ₹1,53,600 of team time.

Hours on this task today20.0 h / week
Hours the agent takes on10.0 h / week
Hours still spent reviewing2.0 h / week
Hours freed8.0 h / week
Share of today's time freed
40%
Team time, per week
₹3,200

Indicative, and only as good as the numbers you entered. Freed time means hours for other work, which is different from money saved. Platform, model and build costs are not included.

Send me this and talk to someone

We email you a copy of your inputs and result, and someone who builds agents every week will check it with you.

How this works

What the result is based on

Hours freed per week = tasks per week × minutes per task × share an agent could take ÷ 60, minus the review time you set. The yearly figure uses the number of working weeks you enter.

Cost freed is those hours multiplied by the hourly cost you entered. It is time your team gets back for other work, which is not the same as money saved.

The figures are indicative. They do not include platform fees, model usage or build cost, which we estimate separately once we know the task.

See it on your work

Bring one slow, repetitive process. We will show you an agent doing it.

A working session with someone who builds these every week.

Or get a ballpark proposal in two minutes

What happens next

  1. Step 1A short call about one process and the systems involved
  2. Step 2A demo of an agent working on a version of your task
  3. Step 3A clear view of fit, approvals and what it would take