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Free Sales Call Admin Cost Calculator

Enter your team size, calls and the minutes spent on notes, follow-ups and CRM updates. See the hours and dollars that work takes each year.

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Result

Cost of after-call work a year

$82,800

Your team spends 1,380 hours a year on after-call work, which costs $82,800. Cutting 5 min from every call would free 575 hours and save $34,500 a year.

Hours a year
1,380 hours
Hours a week, whole team
30 hours
Hours freed a year
575 hours
Value of those hours
$34,500

The short answer

A sales call admin cost calculator shows what notes, follow-up emails and CRM updates cost after every call. Enter your reps, calls per week, minutes of after-call work and hourly cost, and this tool returns the hours and dollars spent each year and what a few minutes saved per call is worth. It is free.

Who it is for

Sales managers, revenue operations leads and founders who want to put a number on the time reps spend after calls before they decide what to fix.

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How it works

  1. Enter five figures

    Reps, calls per rep each week, minutes of after-call work per call, the loaded hourly cost and the working weeks in a year.

  2. Read the yearly cost

    Hours per week, hours per year and the total cost of the time, all from your own figures. No industry averages are added.

  3. Test a smaller number

    Set how many minutes per call you could cut and see what that is worth over a year.

Frequently asked questions

  • It varies by team and by how much the CRM asks for. The only reliable figure is your own: time five real calls from hang-up to the last CRM field, and use the average. This tool uses the number you enter and adds no benchmark of its own.

  • Loaded cost is the full cost of an employee, including salary, benefits, taxes and tools, divided by the hours they work. It is higher than salary alone. Use a figure your finance team would recognise.

  • Reps times calls per week times minutes per call, divided by 60, gives weekly hours. Multiply by working weeks for yearly hours, then by the hourly cost. The saving uses the same steps with the minutes you could cut.

  • No. It prices the work you describe and shows what a cut you choose would be worth. How many minutes any tool saves on your calls is something to test on your own team.

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