Kalkulator ROI

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Investment Info

Considering a $15,000 marketing automation platform (annual). Expected to save 20 hours/week of manual work ($50/hr) and increase lead conversion by 15%. Current monthly revenue from leads is $40K.

Investment Amount

15000

Expected Return

$5,000/month savings plus ~$6,000/month added revenue

Time Period

1-year

Roi Type

simple

Wynik (fragment)

ROI Analysis — 12 months. Investment: $15,000. Returns: time savings 20 hrs/wk × $50 × ~52 wks = $52,000/yr; conversion lift 15% on $40K/mo lead revenue ≈ $6,000/mo × 12 = $72,000/yr. Total annual benefit ≈ $124,000. Net gain $109,000. Simple ROI = ($124,000 − $15,000) / $15,000 = 727%. Payback period ≈ 1.5 months. Verdict: strongly positive; primary risk is realizing the full 15% conversion lift — model a conservative 7% case at 360% ROI.

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Investment Info

Sending our 6-engineer team to a $9,000 cloud certification program. Expect 10% productivity gain on a team whose loaded cost is $720K/year, plus fewer production incidents.

Investment Amount

9000

Expected Return

10% productivity gain on $720K loaded team cost = ~$72,000/year

Time Period

3-years

Roi Type

annualized

Wynik (fragment)

Annualized ROI — 3-year horizon. Investment: $9,000 (one-time). Annual benefit: 10% of $720K loaded cost ≈ $72,000/yr productivity. Cumulative 3-yr benefit ≈ $216,000. Net gain $207,000. Annualized ROI ≈ 211% per year (geometric, accounting for the upfront cost amortized over 3 years). Payback ≈ 1.5 months. Note: benefit assumes productivity gains persist; even at 5% the annualized ROI stays above 100%.

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Investment Info

Bakery considering a $40,000 commercial oven that increases daily output and reduces energy costs. Expected to add $18,000/year in net cash flow. We use a 10% discount rate.

Investment Amount

40000

Expected Return

$18,000/year in net additional cash flow

Time Period

5-years

Roi Type

npv

Wynik (fragment)

NPV Analysis — 5 years @ 10% discount rate. Initial outlay: −$40,000. Discounted cash flows of $18,000/yr: Yr1 $16,364, Yr2 $14,876, Yr3 $13,524, Yr4 $12,294, Yr5 $11,176 → PV of inflows ≈ $68,234. NPV ≈ +$28,234. Since NPV > 0, the investment creates value. Simple payback ≈ 2.2 years; IRR ≈ 35%. Verdict: financially attractive even under conservative assumptions.