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Estimate what governed commerce automation could save your team each year. Enter your stack, catalogue and support numbers — the maths runs in your browser and shows where the money actually goes.
Adjust the inputs to match your operation. Estimates use deliberately conservative automation rates; nothing is sent anywhere — calculations run in your browser.
Four places: the app stack (five to fifteen subscriptions, each priced independently), manual catalogue labour (updating, fixing and syncing products across channels), support handle-time (routine tickets a drafted reply would close), and rework caused by data drift between systems. The calculator estimates each lever separately so you can see your own profile.
The pattern we see in mid-size merchants: tool spend creeps up one useful app at a time, catalogue work grows with each new channel, and nobody accounts for the hidden fourth lever — the cost of finding and fixing listings that drifted out of sync between the website, marketplaces and the ERP. Because that rework is invisible in any single budget line, it is almost always underestimated. Run ShelfCheck-style content audits long enough and the drift line trends towards zero.
Gross saving is the annual value of the four levers at conservative rates. Net saving subtracts an indicative platform plan (Growth or Pro depending on your channel/SKU profile). If net is small or negative, that is useful information too — it usually means your operation is too lean for a platform yet, or your pain sits in an area we would deliberately leave manual. We will say so on the demo rather than sell you a tier you do not need.
Two honest caveats. First, the calculator cannot see your contracts — if you are mid-cycle on annual app subscriptions, year-one savings shift. Second, automation rates depend on data quality: messy catalogues need a catalogue-chaos cleanup pass first (that is part of onboarding, not a hidden cost).
Four levers: consolidate overlapping commerce apps onto one platform, automate repetitive catalogue work under human oversight, draft routine support replies with order context, and eliminate the rework caused when each app holds a drifting copy of your product data. Most teams find the first two levers carry the bulk of the saving.
The calculator uses deliberately conservative rates — 45% app consolidation, 60% catalogue-hour automation, 35% support handle-time reduction — and applies your own labour rates. Treat the output as a directional floor, not a promise; the demo turns it into an exact number for your workflows.
BlueGreen plans start at AUD $290/month (Starter) and scale with channels and tenants; enterprise pilots run AUD 15k–75k. The calculator subtracts an indicative plan cost so you see the net position, not just gross savings. See the pricing page for tier detail.
Complex catalogues — fitment data, model-year variants, marketplace listings — usually show LARGER savings because manual upkeep scales with complexity while governed automation does not. Bring your messiest category to the demo; complexity is where consolidation pays.
Book a 25-minute demo. We map your channels, SKUs and workflows to the platform and produce a written estimate — including what stays manual and why.