Most MSPs underestimate the labor cost. But the bigger cost is invisible: clients who never see a report cannot articulate the value they are paying for, and they leave at renewal. Adjust the inputs to see your monthly reporting labor cost and what it takes to keep clients instead.
Every hour your team spends building reports is an hour not spent on higher-value work. But the larger cost is churn: clients who never see a report leave at renewal. One retained $3,000/month client covers 3.75 years of Roviret.
This calculator uses fully-loaded labor cost, not just base salary. Most MSPs under-estimate the real cost of reporting because they only count wages.
Multiply clients by hours per report by your hourly rate. This gives you the raw cost of staff time spent on reporting each month.
Monthly cost times twelve. This is typically the number that surprises MSP owners. Few track reporting labor on an annual basis.
Your monthly labor cost minus Roviret's flat $800/month. Year-one savings subtract the one-time $1,500 setup fee.
Each new client adds another 2 hours of reporting work. At 30 clients, that's 60 hours a month. At 50, it's over 100. The cost scales linearly while the $800/month Roviret fee stays flat.
Most MSPs track it as "admin" or roll it into overhead. That invisibility is why it survives year after year. When you make the cost explicit, the math for automation becomes obvious.
Roviret's one-time setup is $1,500. If your monthly reporting cost is above $800, you recover that fee in savings within the first 30 days of being live.
Roviret sends every client a weekly digest and a branded monthly report showing exactly what you did for them. When clients see the work consistently, they stay. Tell us your PSA and RMM. We build a sample in 48 hours. No cost.
The calculator gives a solid baseline. Real costs can be higher if your team spends time on revisions, tracking down data from multiple systems, chasing client approvals, or rebuilding templates after PSA updates. The inputs default to conservative estimates. Most MSPs who track this precisely find the real number is higher than what the slider suggests at default values.
Use the slider to enter your actual number. If you are genuinely under 1 hour per client, you likely have a streamlined process already. The calculator still works - even at 1 hour per report for 20 clients at $50/hr, that's $1,000/month in labor versus $800/month for Roviret. The savings are smaller, but automation also frees time for higher-value work.
Yes. Once Roviret is live, your team's role in monthly reporting reduces to a review-and-approve step before delivery - typically 10-15 minutes per batch, not per client. Data pulls, formatting, template updates, and delivery are all handled by Roviret. When your PSA releases an API change, we handle the reconnection without you filing a ticket.
It covers everything needed to go live: read-only API connections to your PSA and RMM, data mapping per client account type, branded PDF template design with your logo and colors, and a test delivery cycle before your first live run. After setup, the $800/month flat rate covers unlimited clients, ongoing maintenance, and API updates.
Run the math with your actual inputs. Take your real client count, your honest estimate of hours per report (include the revision loop), and your fully-loaded staff hourly cost. If the monthly total exceeds $800, Roviret saves you money from day one. If it doesn't, we're not the right fit and we will tell you that upfront.