How does this AI transformation ROI calculator work?
It multiplies your own inputs (processes, people, hours per week, and loaded hourly rate) by a conservative time-reduction estimate and a realization haircut, then nets the result against the real LucidFlow plan price. The outputs are directional figures built entirely from your numbers, not a guarantee and not drawn from any external dataset.
What assumptions does the calculator use, and can I change them?
It uses a conservative working-weeks figure, your own hourly cost, a modest time-reduction estimate, and a realization haircut, and you can adjust all of them. The defaults are chosen to under-promise rather than over-promise, so a real result tends to land above the estimate. No figure here is an industry benchmark.
How is the payback period calculated?
We divide your plan price by your monthly savings, after a short implementation ramp before savings begin. For one-time plans the payback is typically fast; for the monthly subscription it is the time for monthly savings to exceed the monthly fee. If the modeled savings never cover the fee, we say so plainly instead of hiding it.
Which LucidFlow plan should I choose?
We map your process count to Single, Pack, or Consultant and anchor every figure to the real plan prices. The Free plan shows the full on-screen analysis in view-only form, while paid plans unlock exports and sharing. This is guidance to help you compare, not a sales trap, and you can override the suggested plan at any time.
Does the calculator assume staff layoffs?
No. Results are framed as hours reclaimed for higher-value work, never as headcount reduction. Reclaimed time is capacity returned to your team, shown in hours per year and work-week equivalents. The model estimates the cost of time spent today, not how many people you could remove.