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Interactive tools
Lightweight calculators and assessments for PM ROI, revenue leakage, utilization, dispatch health, recurring revenue, profitability, lifecycle cost, inventory carrying, PM maturity, and FSM fit—built for engagement and education.
Tools
Dispatch efficiency
Estimate first-time completion rate or inverse reschedule intensity for dispatch health checks.
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Equipment lifecycle cost
Annualized total cost of ownership from purchase, life, maintenance, and downtime.
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FSM software fit assessment
Score operational pain and complexity to clarify what you need from FSM / CMMS tooling.
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Inventory carrying cost
Estimate annual carrying cost from average inventory value and carrying rate.
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Missed maintenance revenue
Translate missed PM or inspection visits into annualized revenue exposure using average job value.
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PM maturity assessment
Score your PM operating model across standards, evidence, scheduling, and governance.
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PM ROI calculator
Estimate net benefit and ROI from a PM program by comparing expected reactive spend reduction against program cost—educational model, not financial advice.
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Recurring revenue estimator
Rough MRR and ARR from customer counts and average contract values.
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Service profitability
Compute gross-style margin from revenue, labor, materials, and overhead for a job or cohort.
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Technician utilization
Compute billable or productive hours as a percentage of available field hours.
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FAQ
Do these tools send data to Equipify?
No. Calculations run entirely in your browser for these pages. Copy summary, copy link, and export CSV are local actions—use them for internal planning and meeting notes.
Are outputs financial or legal advice?
No. They are educational directional models. Validate assumptions with finance, operations, and counsel—especially for regulated environments.
How should we use these for SEO and AI visibility?
Each tool has a stable URL, semantic headings, FAQs, and links into workflows and glossary terms. That structure helps search engines and AI systems cite a canonical definition of what the calculator measures.