Business downtime calculator

Estimate the cost of interrupted work.

Enter your own figures for the interruptions you have observed. The result is a planning estimate, not proof of lost revenue or a promise that a support plan will save that amount.

Estimator

Downtime cost inputs

Monthly impact

$840

Estimated monthly impact from lost productivity, interrupted sales or operations, and emergency support.

Downtime hours/mo

3.0

Annual impact

$10,080

Productivity loss/mo

$315

Sales or operations loss/mo

$450

Checkup first

A documented first visit probably makes sense.

The cost is meaningful, but the safest move is still to inspect the actual setup before proposing recurring care or project work.

Next step: Use a business IT checkup to document the router, Wi‑Fi, printer, camera, workstation, and network risks.

Request checkup

Save the estimate

Copy the summary for your records or use it when discussing a checkup, repair, or upgrade.

Use it for monthly care

Compare the estimated cost of repeated downtime with the price of preventive support.

Keep the boundary

This does not authorize emergency work, monitoring, remote access, account changes, or private-data collection.

Plan improvements by impact

Use the estimate to compare documentation, cleanup, replacement, wiring, or ongoing support with the cost of recurring problems.

Make calmer decisions

A rough cost estimate helps separate an urgent business problem from an inconvenience that can wait for a scheduled visit.

Track improvement over time

Keep the estimate with your service records and compare it with future incident frequency and downtime.

What the number should trigger

Use the estimate alongside a quote.

Use the estimate to compare the cost of recurring disruptions with a focused repair, project, or ongoing support plan.

One-off diagnostic

Best when the issue is new, low impact, or isolated to one device/workflow.

Business IT checkup

Best when the setup needs attention and the decision-maker wants a clear risk list before approving equipment or labor.

Project estimate

Best when wiring, access points, cameras, racks, cabinets, hardware, or after-hours timing affect scope.

Monthly care

Consider this when regular reviews and follow-up are useful; compare the written coverage with the price.

Safety and service limits

This calculator is only an estimate, not a guarantee, final quote, SLA, insurance advice, tax advice, or financial promise.

Use business-impact numbers only; keep sensitive account, payment, customer-record, browser, camera, and private-file details out of the calculator.

Monthly care is not open-ended emergency coverage. Parts, hardware, projects, wiring, mounting, after-hours work, and urgent visits are scoped separately.

Account changes, router resets, monitoring, remote access, destructive cleanup, and vendor/POS/payment/security-system changes require clear authorization.

Business downtime request

Request help with a recurring fault.

Share your contact information and a brief description of the issue. Tech Genie will recommend the right next step and confirm pricing before work begins.

Pick the closest service. You can add details before sending the request.

Protect your privacy

Describe the problem and device. Don’t send passwords, codes or private files.

Clear booking status

Available times book immediately. Requested windows need confirmation by call or text.

LA-area mobile service

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Business IT Support

$175+ · initial checkup

Office and shop Wi‑Fi, printers, cameras, computers, and ongoing support options.

Need a larger multi-device or business project? Request a quote for the equipment, access, timing, and parts.Request the right project quote.

Tech Genie is not a licensed contractor. Construction-related work is limited to casual, minor, or inconsequential projects totaling less than $1,000 for labor, materials, and all other items, requiring no building permit, and performed without employees or paid helpers.