True Cost Per Hour
Find your actual hourly cost, break-even rate, and the price needed to reach your target profit margin.
Open Calculator →Discover what overhead, individual jobs, and technicians are really costing your business using your own numbers.
Find your actual hourly cost, break-even rate, and the price needed to reach your target profit margin.
Open Calculator →Include labor, travel, callbacks, materials, and overhead to see what a completed job really earned.
Open Calculator →Understand the contribution each technician makes to your business, including efficiency and callback costs.
Open Calculator →All calculations will use your own inputs. No industry-average estimates or account registration will be required for the first two calculators.
Your hourly wage is only part of your real cost. Enter your monthly business expenses and technician assumptions to discover your hourly break-even rate and the charge needed to earn your desired profit.
A job can generate revenue without generating enough profit. Include technician time, travel, callbacks, materials, and allocated overhead to estimate what you actually earn.
Which technicians are generating the strongest financial contribution? Compare individual monthly revenue, payroll, efficiency, callbacks, direct costs, and allocated overhead. Add up to 20 technicians.
| Technician | Wage / Hr | Paid Hrs / Mo | Billable Hrs / Mo | Revenue / Mo | Materials / Mo | Callback Hrs | Truck Cost / Mo | Remove |
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All entries are monthly except the hourly wage. Paid hours include callback hours. Truck cost means direct vehicle and fuel expenses assigned to that technician. Do not include expenses already counted elsewhere as direct costs.
| Rank / Technician | Revenue | Total Cost | Profit | Margin | Efficiency | Revenue / Paid Hr | Callback Labor Cost* |
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*Callback labor cost is provided for diagnostic purposes only. Callback hours are already included in paid hours and payroll expense, so callback labor cost is not deducted a second time.
Profit and margin are estimates based on the entered costs and the allocation method. Annualized figures multiply the current month by 12 and are projections, not actual annual results. Insurance, vehicle, or other costs must not be counted both as shared overhead and individual costs.