ROI · EU · Engineering
How much will Spedy actually save you?
Plug in your team size, ticket volume, and hourly rate. We calculate honestly — assumption: your own agents save an average of 1.5 senior hours per ticket on boilerplate, refactor, and bugfix work.
- Hours saved per month
- 120 h
- Euros saved per month
- €13,200
- Per year: €158,400
- Tickets your agents handle
- 80
Assumption: 1.5 senior hours saved per ticket by your own agents (boilerplate, tests, bug fixes). Internal estimate based on early pilot users and dogfooding, not an external study. Individual results vary by task type.
How many developers are actively in the team?
Per team. Realistic numbers: ~5-15 tickets per dev per month.
Fully loaded — typical is €80-150.
How honest is this calculation?
- Are 1.5 hours saved per ticket realistic?
- For classic CRUD tickets, bug fixes, and refactors: yes. For deeply architectural or exploration-heavy tickets: no — your agents save more like 0-0.5 hours there. The mix usually averages out to 1-2 hours per ticket. 1.5 is the honest middle estimate.
- What is not included?
- Setup time (1 day for Spedy + configuring your agents), team onboarding (~1 week until the workflow clicks), and the LLM API costs at your provider (~€0.05-0.50 per ticket depending on model choice). At the typical numbers above, those costs eat ~5-10% of gross savings.
- How much does Spedy cost in comparison?
- Pro plan: €9 per user per month. For a 10-dev team, that is €90/month. If the calculator shows you saving thousands per month, Spedy costs under 5% of the savings.
- Are the values stored anywhere?
- No. The calculation runs 100% in your browser. Your inputs go nowhere — no server logs, no tracking, no lead capture.
One client project.Two weeks. Then you decide.
Create a board, import a live project, run the first agent PR. No rollout, no migrating eight clients at once.