See What Slow Reviews Cost You

Three sliders, your numbers. AI agents take the first QA pass, your team takes the hours back, and the calculator shows the billings you recover in a year.

See the leverage in your own numbers.

Assets reviewed / month

QA Minutes / asset

Hourly Billing Rate

Superflow display device showing the billings recovered per year from automated QA

Billings recovered / yr

$105,000

70 hours back monthly · 0.4 reviewers’ worth

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How the math works

The calculator only multiplies numbers you already know. Here is the whole formula, step by step.

  1. 01Count the review hoursAssets per month times QA minutes per asset. That is the time your team already spends checking work before a client sees it.
  2. 02Agents take the first passSuperflow's AI agents run your checklist on every change and take roughly 70% of that manual pass: links, spelling, brand, layout, desktop and mobile.
  3. 03Hours become billingsEvery hour handed back times your hourly billing rate. Reviewers go back to billable work instead of first-pass QA.
  4. 04Multiply by twelveThe headline number is yearly: what slow reviews were silently costing across every client, every month.

Three numbers that matter

Hours back / moReview time your team stops spending on the first pass. It shows up as capacity the same week.
Reviewers' worthThose hours as full-time reviewer equivalents, at 160 working hours per month. Headcount you do not have to hire.
Billings recovered / yrThe bottom line: hours back times your billing rate, times twelve. This is the number to put next to the invoice.

Set that against what it costs

Superflow is priced per seat, guests are free, and the AI is metered in flat-rate credits. A busy agency typically spends a few hundred dollars a month on credits while the calculator above shows five or six figures recovered per year.

  • Every agent review (one agent reviewing one page) is a flat 10 credits. No tiers, no token math, and the estimated cost shows before every run.
  • Every plan includes monthly credits, and every new workspace starts with a one-time bonus of 500 credits: enough to run agents across a full client site.
  • One-time add-on packs start at $20 for 50 more agent reviews and roll over month to month.
See the full pricing breakdown

Real agencies.
Real hours back.

  • 182 Hoursback every month
  • 3 fewer roundsof feedback
  • 4 Daysto approval
  • 61 Projectsshipped every month
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Frequently Asked Questions

Have Questions? Reach out anytime.

  • Assets reviewed per month times QA minutes per asset gives your monthly review hours. Superflow's agents take roughly 70% of that first pass, so those hours go back to your team. Hours back times your hourly billing rate, times twelve, is the yearly billings-recovered figure. Reviewer worth is the same hours expressed as full-time reviewers (160 hours per month).

  • It is the share of the manual first pass agents take over: checking links, spelling, brand consistency, and layout on every site change, desktop and mobile. Your team still makes every judgment call, which is the remaining share.

  • Anything your team checks before a client sees it: a web page, video, PDF, image, or Lottie file. If it goes through review, count it.

  • Per-seat plans start free, and every plan includes monthly AI credits. Agent reviews are a flat 10 credits each, and one-time add-on packs start at $20 for 50 more reviews. A busy agency typically spends a few hundred dollars a month on packs while the calculator shows five or six figures recovered per year.

  • No. You pay per team seat only. Guest users, including your clients and external reviewers, are free and unlimited on every plan.