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The booking cost calculator

What does the manual way actually cost — the admin hours, the double-booked slots, the no-shows? Move the sliders to your own numbers. Every assumption is yours to see and change. Nothing here is tracked or sent anywhere — the math runs in your browser.

Your numbers

Rough guesses are fine — you will see instantly what each one changes.

Booking, rebooking, chasing, confirming, fixing mistakes — for the whole team, added up.
Your call — wages, or what the person could earn doing billable work instead.
Double-bookings and lost slots where the appointment never happens.
Your assumption, not ours — automatic reminders exist to reduce no-shows; how much they help in your business is your estimate.

The monthly cost of the manual way

Total, per month
€0
€0 per year
Scheduling admin (time × its worth)€0
Broken slots (lost appointments)€0
No-shows, after your reminder assumption€0

The math, in the open

Three lines, nothing hidden:

admin = admin-hours × 4.33 weeks × hour-worth
broken slots = broken per month × appointment value
no-shows = no-shows × (1 − your reminder assumption) × appointment value

We multiply nothing by a magic percentage and we do not compare you to any benchmark — there is no honest one for your business. The number above is built from your inputs only, and the reminder slider is the single assumption in the whole page, clearly marked as yours.

What a scheduling system does with this: it takes the admin hours down to near zero (the calendar does the work), it makes double-bookings structurally impossible (a slot cannot be given twice), and it sends the reminders that your slider assumes. What remains after that is the number you see above — that is the size of the problem a system has to justify itself against, and now you know it in euros, in your own numbers.

Want this written down for your business?

Describe your current way of booking in the inquiry — the DevSyx Team replies in writing within one business day with an honest read, including when the answer is "you do not need us yet".

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