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What an hour of downtime actually costs you
Downtime doesn't just stop the operation — it keeps billing you even when nobody's invoicing. Four inputs, one number: what your downtime costs today, and how much changes with managed uptime.
Your operation today
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15 people
€30
€250
6 h
€700
Cost per hour of downtime
labor + lost revenue
€4,200
Monthly cost
at your current downtime
€50,400
Annual cost
projected over 12 months
€3,689
Potential saving
if you reach 99.9% uptime
What changes with uptime
Every extra 'nine' of uptime drastically cuts the downtime allowed per month — and with it, the cost.
| Downtime allowed/month | Estimated cost/month | |
|---|---|---|
| Your operation today | 6.0 h | €4,200 |
| 99% | 7.30 h | €5,110 |
| 99.9% | 0.73 h | €511 |
| 99.99% | 0.07 h | €51 |
How this is calculated
A calendar month has 730 hours on average. Cost per hour of downtime is calculated as affected staff × hourly cost, plus the revenue you lose during that time. Uptime tiers (99%, 99.9%, 99.99%) are industry standards, not a contractual promise from DITAP: they show how much downtime each tier allows and what that would cost at your current operation's pace.
That number is yours. The plan to lower it, we build together.
In 45 minutes we review where your single point of failure sits and which uptime tier actually makes sense for your operation — not the highest possible, the right one.
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