R&C Williams · ROI calculator

What joining Syrinx, Re-flow and Sage would give R&C Williams back, in your own numbers

The figures from our call on 21 Oct 2026 are already in. On the call we counted all of the hours; here you also set how much of that time software would take off (it starts at half). Change any of them: move a slider, or type a figure in the box. Steps 1 and 3 count towards the payback. Step 2 is shown on top and not counted. Every sum is written out under "How this is worked out".

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The time you get back Counted

For each job, how many hours a week does it take the team today?

How much of that time software would take off
What an hour costs
Costs that would stop

Only costs you already pay today that would genuinely stop.

–saved a year · 0 hours a week freed
hours a week × share taken off × cost of an hour × weeks a year, plus costs that stop
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What the freed hours could do Not counted

Step 1 frees 0 hours a week. If the team spent them on this work, how many extra jobs a month would each bring?

Average job value as we used it on the call (£12,500). Change it if your real average is different; steps 2 and 3 follow it.

–a year, on top. Kept out of the payback: freed time only earns if there is work to put it to.
extra jobs a month × 12 × average job value (not counted)
3

Money left on the table Counted

Enquiries and tenders that go unpriced, late or thin today because the paperwork takes too long. With the figures ready, every one goes out.

The one fixed rule: a recovered tender counts at half your normal win rate, because a bid that would have gone in late or thin doesn't win like a strong, on-time one. Uses your average job value from step 2.

–recovered a year · 0 jobs won
enquiries a month × 12 × share that goes unpriced or late × your win rate × ½ × average job value
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What it's worth against the build

Step 1
£0
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Step 3
£0
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Running cost
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Counted a year
£0
Move the sliders and this answers itself.
Year-one return: – Step 2, not counted: –
How this is worked out
  1. Each step appears here as you move the sliders.

One year only. Steps 2 and 3 are job value, not profit. Not counted anywhere: years two and three, when the build is paid for and the saving carries on; internal hire charges recovered (they move cost between jobs, not cash in); and the cost of a failed audit or a missed inspection, which nobody can price in advance. The build price is agreed after scoping; until it is entered, the answer shows the most a build could cost and still pay for itself in the first year. Prepared for R&C Williams from the figures Alex gave on 21 Oct 2026. Every figure is yours to change. 25 Tera Watts.