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What does it cost you
to get the picture today?

Count meetings, preparation and searching for earlier reasons. You see the hours per month and, if you like, what would remain with your own assumption.

Runs in your browser

Your assumptions

Your own assumptions. No benchmark, no advice and no performance promise from Peak.

Your result

Hours per month for the picture and the context28.7 hToday, from your own entries.
With your assumption (30 % less)20.1 h
  • Gathering numbers26.0 h
  • Searching for reasons2.7 h
Hours you could plan differently8.6 h

8 decisions per month with a recorded reason

The share is your assumption. Peak promises no time saving and calculates no money value.

Your own assumptions. No benchmark, no advice and no performance promise from Peak.

01 / Calculated openly

Hours, not euros,
your assumption, not ours.

(Meetings × 52 ÷ 12 × minutes × people + decisions × search minutes) ÷ 60. You set the share that could fall away. Peak names no saving and no money value.

The calculation

Fixed rules.
Easy to follow.

Your entries stay visible. The result follows exactly this calculation, without AI and without a server.

How it is calculated(2 × 4.33 × 45 × 4 + 8 × 20) ÷ 60 = 28.7 h(Meetings per week × 52 ÷ 12 × prep minutes × people + decisions × search minutes) ÷ 60 = hours per month · × your assumption = hours you could plan differently
01 / First lever26.0 h

Gathering numbers

Preparation of everyone for a month of meetings.

02 / Second lever2.7 h

Searching for reasons

Time to trace earlier decisions.

03 / Your result28.7 hHours per month for the picture and the context
In comparison20.1 h

With your assumption (30 % less)

02 / Other perspectives

Try two situations.

Worked examples to change. The values are made-up examples, not measured data.

  • 01 / Runs in your browser

    Solo founder (fictional)

    Example: one meeting, one person.

    (1 × 4.33 × 60 × 1 + 6 × 15) ÷ 60 = 5.8 h5.8 hHours per month for the picture and the context
    With your assumption (25 % less)4.4 h
  • 02 / Runs in your browser

    Leadership team of eight (fictional)

    Example: three meetings a week.

    (3 × 4.33 × 30 × 8 + 15 × 30) ÷ 60 = 59.5 h59.5 hHours per month for the picture and the context
    With your assumption (20 % less)47.6 h

03 / Move on transparently

You find the price on the pricing page.

How Peak Command is scoped across plans is not stated in the pricing catalog yet. This calculator therefore names no prices and no return.

Your own assumptions. No benchmark, no advice and no performance promise from Peak.

Frequently asked questions

Why doesn't the calculator use euros?

Because we promise no return. The calculator shows hours from your assumptions; what they are worth to you is your call.

What does Peak Command cost?

There is no statement on that. Peak Command runs inside Peak One and has no entry of its own in the pricing catalog. The Peak One plans are on /pricing.

Is anything saved or sent?

No. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is saved, nothing is sent to Peak and nothing goes out. You need no account.

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