Free tool
See how many campaigns go live while one is still being built.
Your finding
12 campaigns, or one
Illustrative, based on published cycle time for a multi-channel programme. Your own numbers replace these when you run the simulator below.
6 inputs
Everything the model needs
10 seconds
From first drag to your number
No email
The result is never gated
Your figures
The manual side is what you entered
Same window, both lanes. Published cycle time for a multi-channel programme is 10 to 15 business days from brief to live.
Manual cost
$174,240
With Revscope
$48,120
Annual savings
$126,120
Networks you run
The race is cycle time, brief to live. The cost row is a separate model: setup labor, creative production and tooling over twelve months, against the same year with Revscope at 15 minutes of setup and the $1,500 a month Growth price. Networks marked in build still cost you full manual setup on both sides, so selecting them lowers the savings rather than raising it.
A race and three numbers, on screen, with nothing to sign up for.
Where the time sits matters more than the total. Three common shapes:
Drag it under a week and the lanes converge. That is a real answer. Teams with a tight brief-to-live loop have already solved the problem this measures, and the cost side is where the remaining gap sits.
Your constraint is the production queue rather than the platform. Move the creative and agency slider to see what changes when copy and assets are generated against the brief instead of commissioned and waited on.
You are probably running few campaigns, or selecting networks Revscope does not deploy into yet. Both lower the figure honestly rather than being smoothed over.
Everything between an accepted brief and a live campaign. Six stages, and any one of them can set the launch date on its own.
Planning, strategy and reporting are not counted. Those stay either way.
Four things stop repeating.
You define the campaign once. Revscope produces the LinkedIn and Google versions of it.
Copy and assets are built against the brief, in the formats and variants each network needs.
You review what will actually ship rather than a static mockup, so what legal signs off is what runs.
Nothing waits on a production slot, so the launch date is a decision rather than a consequence.
Every assumption, so the number holds up when someone pushes back on it.
Twenty minutes. Name the accounts, we build the campaign live, and you keep it either way.
Book a working sessionLicense waste, integration debt, and campaigns that ship after the signal goes cold. How to size it.
Consolidate into one continuous engine so output scales while overhead stays flat.
A neutral total-cost-of-ownership breakdown and a build-vs-buy guide.
