The math on doing it yourself

Hire less. Run more.

An employee clocks out at six. The system never does. Push the chaos aside, it moves.

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Drag the engine
Run the numbers

Hire an employee, or hire the system.

Hiring an employee The Carma system
Works 40 hours, then logs off
Runs 24/7, never logs off
Costs a salary every month
Costs once, then keeps working
Sick days, holidays, off days
Never offline, never tired
3 months to onboard
Live in 2 weeks
Quits around month 18
Never hands in notice
Covers one role
Covers the whole job
Watch what you stop paying for.

The expensive option just crossed itself out.

Cost over time
Employee · salary every monthCarma · build once
MONTH 1 MONTH 12 COST

The employee line never stops climbing. The system flattens after the build.

It does not need motivation. It just does the work.

No salary. No notice period. No Mondays.

Before you talk yourself out of it

The four things you are about to say.

"What does it cost?"
Less than the hire you are about to make. Fixed price, agreed before we build.
"How long before it runs?"
Weeks, not months. You see it working on real tasks before you switch over.
"Who fixes it when it breaks?"
We do. We built it, we watch it, and most fixes happen before you notice anything.
"Do I lose control?"
You set the rules once. The system follows them every time. More control, not less.
Your move

Stop hiring for work your software should be doing.

One call. We find the hours you are losing and show you the system that takes them back.

Carma · Hire less. Run more.