What does an hour of downtime cost you?
We don't know your fleet, so we won't invent an industry average for you. Put in your numbers and the math does itself. None of it is sent anywhere — the calculation runs in your browser.
Your numbers
What you stop producing or billing while the equipment isn't running.
Crew, operators or a line that can't continue without that equipment.
Loaded hourly cost, not take-home pay.
Scrapped material, rework, setup. Enter 0 if it doesn't apply.
How many times a month it stops, not how many hours.
From the moment it stops until it's producing again.
What that adds up to
Fill in your numbers above to see the result.
How this is calculated
Cost per hour = lost output per hour + (people idled × cost per person). Each stop multiplies that by its hours, plus restart cost. The month multiplies by events. No hidden factors.
This calculator uses only the numbers you enter. It applies no industry averages and no assumptions of ours.
And how much of that was avoidable?
A skipped preventive service, a lapsed calibration and a machine nobody knew was free all cost exactly as much as the downtime they cause. We'll show you what that math looks like on your own fleet, in a demo.