Quantify the ROI of switching to Thorbis
Use your real numbers to project labor savings, net-new revenue, and net ROI after Thorbis replaces your legacy field service stack. Thorbis is $299/month with every feature and unlimited users included, plus a $100/month utility allowance, no per-user fees and absolutely no lock-in.
- Model savings
- Project revenue lift
- Export to share
Better scheduling + upsell prompts
Less manual work
$299/mo + usage at cost replaces the stack
$299/mo
+ usage at cost, unlimited users
Modeled
Follow-up coverage
The ROI depends on four operating assumptions.
Good ROI math starts with the shape of the operation, not with a generic savings percentage.
Crew capacity
Technician count, jobs per day, route density, and available office support.
Revenue baseline
Average ticket, close rate, repeat work, and open estimates that need follow-up.
Admin drag
Manual scheduling, invoice chasing, duplicate entry, missed calls, and software reconciliation.
Software stack
Current monthly subscriptions, add-ons, payment fees, and implementation costs.
Estimate your return
Enter your current operations data and see labor savings, revenue lift, and net ROI after Thorbis. Conservative assumptions, real math.
Open the interactive ROI calculator
Adjust technician count, job volume, ticket size, and time savings, then export the estimate to share with your team.
Give stakeholders a model they can challenge.
A useful ROI case should separate revenue lift, labor savings, software consolidation, and the cost of change.
- 1 Annual net-new revenue range
- 2 Admin labor hours recovered
- 3 Software consolidation savings
- 4 Payback period after platform cost
Where the savings come from
Three key areas where Thorbis delivers measurable impact.
Pending Actions protects follow-up discipline
Thorbis Pending Actions flags at-risk leads and overdue follow-ups before they go cold, so your ROI model can separate follow-up coverage from labor and software savings.
Dispatch and technician efficiency
Cleaner schedule boards, mobile job packets, and digital checklists reduce job cycle time so crews spend fewer hours waiting on dispatch details.
Consolidate point solutions
Replace add-on SMS tools, marketing drip apps, and manual spreadsheets, Thorbis bundles communications, portal, and analytics.
A credible ROI case needs the people who own the numbers.
The static model is strongest when each role validates the assumption it understands best before the calculator output becomes a buying case.
Owner
Approves the target outcome, payback expectation, and which workflow gets fixed first.
Office
Validates admin time, invoice lag, duplicate entry, customer follow-up, and payment collection assumptions.
Field
Checks whether mobile adoption, closeout quality, callback reduction, and route discipline are realistic.
Finance
Compares the current stack, Thorbis platform cost, utility allowance, and any one-time rollout effort.
Protect the return by naming the adoption risk.
Implementation plan
Tie every projected saving to a launch task, workflow owner, and review date.
Mobile adoption
Confirm technicians complete notes, photos, signatures, invoices, and payments in the field.
Finance review
Check collected revenue and platform costs after launch instead of only quoted revenue.
Set the baseline before the calculator gives you a number
The ROI story is only credible when the current-state numbers are owned by the people who live the work.
01
Current stack
Monthly software, add-ons, payment costs, and manual reconciliation effort.
02
Work leakage
Missed calls, delayed estimates, aging invoices, callbacks, and repeated data entry.
03
Adoption risk
Which users must change habits before the projected return can become real.
A credible ROI model needs a review rhythm after launch.
Use the calculator to form a case, then attach each assumption to a measurable workflow and an owner who can confirm the result after implementation.
Compare estimated savings to actual software consolidation after the first invoice cycle.
Review call capture, estimate turnaround, invoice age, and route productivity with owners.
Separate one-time migration lift from ongoing monthly return.
Decide which workflow gets tuned next if the first ROI signal is weaker than expected.
ROI Calculator Questions
Is the ROI calculator customizable for my business?
Yes. Update technician count, job volume, ticket size, time savings, follow-up coverage, and current software costs so the model reflects your operation.
What costs should I include when comparing platforms?
Consider software subscriptions, payment fees, manual labor time, add-ons for AI or marketing, and lost revenue from missed opportunities or slow follow-up.
Can I share the ROI model with stakeholders?
Export the estimate as a CSV and share it with your team. Once you create an account, our success team can tailor forecasts using your real usage data.
How accurate is the projected revenue lift?
Projected lift is a planning model based on the assumptions you enter, including follow-up discipline, job volume, average ticket, and dispatch utilization. Treat it as a decision aid, then validate it against your actual operating data.