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Acquisition
Purchase, installation and replacement-cycle costs.
Total Cost of OwnershipIndustrial lifecycle cost decisions
The repair price is visible.
The real cost isn't.
Compare repair and replacement options across maintenance, downtime, production and energy-before the next work order becomes another expensive assumption.
01No account02No card03Private in-browser inputs
Decision inputService intervalPlanned + unscheduled work
Output3-year comparisonCost by category
6cost categories brought into one view
3 / 5 / 10year horizons for like-for-like comparison
0calculator inputs sent before you choose to continue
1shared case for technical and financial review
01 / The problem
Purchase price answers the easiest question.
We answer the expensive one.
An asset does not stop costing when the invoice is paid. Every service, breakdown, production interruption and wasted kilowatt changes which option is actually cheaper.
02 / One complete view
Everything that changes the
decision.
Built around real operating inputs-not a hidden score or unsupported prediction.
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Planned labour
Service intervals, work hours and labour rates.
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Parts & repairs
Recurring parts and unscheduled repair costs.
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Downtime
Breakdown duration and lost production impact.
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Energy
Motor load, efficiency, operating hours and tariff.
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Decision report
A reviewable side-by-side lifecycle cost breakdown.
Try it with your numbers
Repair vs replace calculator
Build a quick indicative comparison. Your inputs stay in this browser and are not sent to our server.
03 / Product workflow
From plant-floor facts to a
decision-ready report.
One guided sequence keeps the assumptions organised and the comparison reviewable.
Step 01
Capture the cost of the equipment lifecycle.
Enter the current and alternative acquisition costs, replacement cycles, service requirements and labour reality.
- Installation and replacement
- Planned and reactive service
- Parts, alignment and lost production
Describe the asset
Use the numbers your maintenance and operations teams already know.
Model the operation
Add service, downtime, production and energy assumptions on one horizon.
Review the case
Compare category totals and carry a clear recommendation into approval.
04 / Energy impact
A lower operating cost can repay a
higher purchase price.
Model electricity price, motor size, efficiency and operating schedule to reveal the power cost hiding inside the equipment decision.
Motor load×Operating hours×Energy tariff=Annual cost
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Built for consequential equipment
When the asset stops, the invoice is rarely the
biggest cost.
Total Cost of Ownership is most useful where downtime, service effort and energy materially change the economics of repair or replacement.
05 / Shared decision language
Different responsibilities.
One cost model.
Each stakeholder sees the part of the decision they are responsible for-without losing the whole picture.
Maintenance
Move from another repair request to a lifecycle-backed recommendation.
Reliability
Translate failure patterns and equipment life into financial consequence.
Purchasing
Compare supplier options beyond the number on the quotation.
Operations
Put a value on downtime, disruption and production risk.
Finance
Review the assumptions behind a capital request-not just the total.
Plant leadership
Make one decision with technical and commercial teams aligned.
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Explore use cases ↗06 / The output
Make the assumptions visible. Make the recommendation defensible.
The report organises acquisition, labour, repairs, downtime, production and power so reviewers can see exactly where the result comes from.
Side-by-side option totalsCost-category breakdownMulti-year comparisonSaved report workflow
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07 / Start with value
Try the decision before you
join the workspace.
Free calculator
Test one repair-versus-replace decision directly on this page.
- No account
- No credit card
- Private browser session
- Immediate comparison
Save the complete case
Continue into detailed service, power and reporting workflows.
- Saved analyses
- Detailed cost categories
- Decision-ready reports
- Individual and business paths
08 / Questions
Clear inputs.
Clearer answers.
What to know before you model your first decision.
It compares equipment options across acquisition, planned labour, parts, unscheduled downtime, production loss and energy over a shared time horizon.
Your next equipment decision
Stop comparing prices.
Start comparing outcomes.
Run an indicative calculation now, or take the complete workflow into your workspace.
6 cost categories3-10 year horizonsOne decision-ready view