Downtime is a line item, even when it's invisible
For a 50-person firm at a $65K average salary, a single four-hour outage costs roughly $7,000 in lost productivity alone — before lost revenue, recovery labor, or reputation.
Run the math on your business
Multiply your fully-loaded hourly labor cost by headcount affected and hours down. Add lost revenue for customer-facing systems. Most leaders are surprised how quickly a few incidents per year exceed the cost of proactive management.
Prevention is the cheaper number
Proactive monitoring, patching, and tested backups convert unpredictable, expensive outages into rare, short ones. Try our downtime calculator to put a number on your own risk.