What the result shows
The possible monthly cost difference and how long the one-off setup cost could take to recover if the entered work is actually replaced.
Include only agency work, software, and staff hours the new option would genuinely replace. Do not include work or software that would remain after the switch.
Possible monthly cost reduction
$8,575
The $5,000 setup cost could pay back in about 0.6 months, but only if the new option removes every current cost entered.
The possible monthly cost difference and how long the one-off setup cost could take to recover if the entered work is actually replaced.
Add agency retainers, current software, and the staff cost of manual reporting. Subtract the proposed monthly automation cost.
Use the payback period to decide whether a controlled trial is worthwhile. Check output quality, oversight, transition risk, and the work that still needs a person.
This compares cost only. It does not value expertise, service quality, revenue impact, risk, or the time needed to switch. It is not a recommendation to replace a person or agency.
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