See the hours and money an AI agent saves on a task you repeat. Free, no signup.
Estimates only, based on your inputs. Built by Gravity, the AI agent platform.
The cost of a recurring task is hidden because it is paid in small slices. A task that takes fifteen minutes does not feel expensive. Run it every weekday for a year and it is roughly sixty-five hours, more than a full working week and a half, spent on one chore. This calculator makes that hidden cost visible: enter how often a task runs, how long it takes by hand, and what an hour of that time is worth, and it shows the hours and money back in your month and year.
The math is simple. Time saved per month equals how often the task runs, times the minutes it takes, converted to hours. Money saved equals those hours times your hourly cost. Multiply by your number of similar tasks, and by twelve for the annual figure. The point is not the exact number, it is the order of magnitude: most teams are surprised how quickly a few small recurring tasks add up to thousands of dollars a year.
On Gravity you start free: the $0 plan includes one agent, so your first recurring task can run at no cost. Paid plans begin at $20 a month and include usage, with the option to buy more usage when you need it, so a fleet of agents stays on a predictable bill. The net saving line above already nets out a $20 plan so you can see the real return, not just the gross.
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Enter how often a recurring task runs, how long it takes by hand, and what an hour of your time is worth. The calculator multiplies time saved by your hourly rate to estimate the hours and money an AI agent saves you each month and year.
Yes. It is free and needs no signup. Gravity itself starts free too, with a $0 plan that includes one agent and paid plans from $20 a month that include usage.
It depends on the task. A 10-minute task done daily is over 3.5 hours a month. At a $40 hourly cost, that is about $145 a month, or $1,740 a year, for one task. Most teams have many such tasks. Related reading: AI agent use cases and the cheapest AI agent platforms.