Free tool
AI agent ROI calculator
Quick answer
An AI agent's return comes from time: how many times users do a task each month, multiplied by the minutes the agent saves each time, valued at what an hour of their time is worth. Enter your own numbers below; nothing is sent anywhere. For example, 2,000 users doing a 10-minute setup twice a month, which an agent cuts to 1 minute, saves 600 hours a month.
That is about 4,000 requests a month, one per task. Everything is worked out in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
How the estimate works
Pick one task your users do, not the whole product. The calculator multiplies how many times it is done in a month by the minutes an agent saves each time, and values the hours at what you enter. Each number is yours to change, so the estimate is only as optimistic as your inputs.
Which task to pick
The tasks worth automating with an agent are the long ones: a setup across several screens, a report that needs three filters, a change made to many records at once. A task that is already one click saves almost nothing, because the user was one click away already.
Not sure where users lose time? Requests for features you already have are the clearest sign; see users keep asking for features you already have.
Checking it for real
An estimate is a reason to try, not a result. Measure the same numbers after launch: requests handled, tasks completed, minutes each took. A Verb pilot runs free for 30 days and its price is agreed from exactly those measured numbers.
Frequently asked questions
How do you calculate the ROI of an AI agent?
Count how many times a month users do the task, multiply by the minutes the agent saves each time, and divide by 60 for hours. Multiply the hours by what an hour of your users' time is worth for the money. Compare that with what the agent costs.
What is a realistic time saving?
It depends on the task. A one-click action saves almost nothing, because the user was one click away already. The big savings are long tasks: a setup across several screens, a report that needs three filters, a change made to many records at once.
Does the calculator include what the agent costs?
No. It estimates the value side, so you can compare it with any price. Agents are usually priced per request or per month; one request per task is a fair assumption, and the calculator shows that number too.
How do I check the estimate after launch?
Measure the same things for real: requests handled, tasks completed and the time each took. That is how a Verb pilot is priced: it runs free for 30 days, and the price is agreed from those measured numbers.