Would less repeat support justify the cost?
Estimate the capacity you could recover on a few named tasks. Include your team’s effort and the fee before deciding whether a pilot makes sense. All amounts are in US dollars.
For eligible pilot participants who choose to continue, the first 12 months from go-live include 60 free days (about two months) and ten months at US$1,000: US$10,000. Continuation requires your agreement and has a 12-month paid term; this estimate includes its first ten months. An agreed 30-day extension moves one paid month outside this window. Taxes and separately quoted work are excluded.
What the estimate can tell you
The baseline is requests multiplied by minutes per request. Your recovery assumption reduces that workload. Annual value uses your active-month count, then subtracts full-year service fees, additional oversight, and internal setup effort. Negative results are shown.
A completed assistant task is not automatically an avoided support request. A pilot must check both the result and the human work it replaces. Recovered staff time is useful capacity; it becomes a cash saving only when it avoids an actual cost.
For seasonal tasks, compare a real setup period and the quieter months. Churn, expansion revenue, and hypothetical hiring savings are excluded. Use measured pilot results before making an ongoing decision.
Less back-and-forth. More forward.
Bring one task your customers regularly need help with. We’ll show you how Invocursor would handle it in your product, and whether it fits the pilot.
Setup included · 60 days from go-live · No automatic conversion