List the work that keeps coming back.
Inbox triage. Invoice chasing. Copy-pasting between spreadsheets. Add your recurring tasks and the hours they take each week.
A reality check for your workweek
Your busywork has a bill.
Time to see it.
Turn your recurring tasks into a funny, shareable receipt of the hours and estimated dollars they cost each year. Built for small business owners with better things to do.
About 2 minutes · Free personal receipt · Estimates, not accounting advice
The fine print
Being busy isn’t free.
Our promise.
Not a sales pitch.
A quick check, not another project
Your inputs. Transparent estimates.
No guaranteed savings claims
From recurring task to recurring cost
A little receipt.
A big wake-up call.
You don’t need another productivity dashboard. You need to know which tasks are eating your week.
Illustrative receipt / one task
Spreadsheet babysitting3 h/wk
Hourly value$50
Annual estimate$7,800
156 hours/year. That spreadsheet owes you an explanation. Example only; your results depend on your inputs.
Put a price on your time.
Choose an hourly value. Your weekly hours × 52 × that rate becomes your estimated annual busywork bill. No mystery math.
Get the receipt. Find the culprit.
See the total, share your receipt, and use the task breakdown to spot what is worth simplifying, automating, or handing off first.
Your personal receipt is free. Email is required for the full task breakdown.
Start with the receipt
See the cost. Then tackle it.
The personal receipt is free. Looking beyond the number? Explore the available plans below.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
What’s next for Busywork Bill
Planned options include a task handoff kit with prompts and templates, a team-wide busywork bill, and done-with-you help tackling expensive tasks. Scope and pricing for these options are still being defined.
Stop paying in hours
Your week called.
It wants a refund.
Find out what the little tasks add up to. Your first step is a receipt, not a commitment.
Make my free receipt
Two minutes well spent.