What your operation costs you

Every part of it, using your numbers: overtime, uncovered routes, drivers replaced, vans down, kit lost, and the hours your managers spend on the rest. Then what’s left after our price — the same one you’d pay at checkout.

Your operation

Your week

What an hour costs you

What goes wrong today

Software you'd replace

These start as typical figures so the page shows something real straight away. Change any of them — they’re assumptions, not claims.

Costing you now

$96,792

a year · $8,066 a month

DLCWorker gives back

$31,917

$17,634 not spent · $14,283 in time

Net, after our price

+$16,917

$1,410 a month · after $1,250/mo · Up to 50 drivers

About $2.1 back for every $1$16,917 a year, after what we charge.
What it costs youNowWith usNot spent
OvertimeCaught on Wednesday instead of found on the payroll run.1,040 OT hours780 OT hours$2,730
Uncovered and rescued routesA route that goes out short, or needs a second driver sent.72 routes36 routes$7,200
Drivers replacedRecruiting, onboarding, training hours and the kit.24 drivers22 drivers$4,320
Van days lostService caught before it becomes a breakdown.48 van-days38 van-days$1,728
Software you'd cancelThe scheduling app, the fleet tracker, the forms tool, the spreadsheets.$1,440$0$1,440
Kit lost or unaccounted forPhones, chargers and go-bag items nobody signed for.$720$504$216

Volumes shown a year.

Time handed backBy handWith usGiven back
Covering call-outsFind who's free, call around, move the route.15 min3 min$998
Sending out the boardPad letters, vans and routes to every driver.15 min1 min$2,718
Morning briefing and driver messagesTelling everyone what changed since yesterday.10 min2 min$1,553
Building and publishing the weekThe weekly board, time off and swaps included.80 min15 min$1,803
Write-ups and coaching notesWriting it up properly so it stands later.15 min5 min$555
Answering the dispatch lineCall-outs, rescues and van problems, one call at a time.5 min1 min$6,656

446 hrs a year, of 546 hrs spent on it now.

How this is worked out

Every row shows both sides: what it costs you now, and what’s left with DLCWorker. We don’t claim any of them goes to zero — covering a call-out still needs someone to say yes, and software doesn’t stop every driver from quitting.

Cash and time are counted separately. The cash half is money that doesn’t get spent. The time half is capacity — only money if you actually cut hours or skip a hire — and we won’t pretend it landed in your bank account.

The “by hand” minutes are the same estimates DLCWorker uses inside the product to record what it saved you, not numbers written for this page. Overtime is priced as the premium — the half-time on top — because those hours would mostly have been worked anyway.

We don’t count Amazon bonus money. Nobody can promise your scorecard will improve, and we’re not going to build a number on it. Once you’re running, the app keeps its own ledger of what it actually did — the real version of this page, from your own operation.