See what one interrupted day could mean for your business.
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What does one day of disruption look like?

Enter your operating numbers for one revenue-at-risk estimate, with wages and staff downtime shown separately.

Enter your business numbers

Use normal-day averages. Results update as you type.

Enter the average amount billed or sold per employee for one productive hour.
Include office and field employees who cannot work normally.
Used only for the sold-rate estimate. Leave blank only if all affected employees generate billable revenue.
Use the average hourly wage or salary equivalent.
Use an ordinary operating day, not a peak day.
Enter up to 24 hours.
Used to convert the disruption into a workday equivalent.

Your entries are calculated locally in this browser and are not saved or transmitted.

Estimated disruption snapshot

These are planning estimates, not a prediction of actual breach loss.

Estimated Revenue at Risk $0 Uses daily revenue when entered; otherwise uses the sold-labor estimate
Paid wages during disruptionEmployees × wage rate × disruption hours
Employee-hours disrupted0Employees × disruption hours
Workday equivalent disrupted1Disruption hours ÷ normal operating hours
These figures overlap and are not added together. Daily revenue already includes sold labor, and normal wages are operating expenses. The highlighted estimate shows gross revenue exposure once; it is not net profit lost or total incident cost. Work that is rescheduled or completed during the outage can reduce the actual impact.

This calculator excludes emergency IT and legal fees, fraud losses, equipment replacement, customer churn, regulatory costs, overtime, lost future work, and insurance recoveries.

Use the result to plan—not to frighten.

The strongest number is the one based on your own ordinary operating data. Update the assumptions and compare a partial outage with a full lost day.

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