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Boomo Hour – Machine cost per hour

Work out what one machine hour costs you and what to charge for it, in the costing order contractors know: ownership per year, per billable hour, running costs per hour, surcharge, price per hour. Every figure is your own, and each attachment gets its own add-on rate.

Machine

Three letters, for example EUR or SEK. All amounts ex VAT.

What owning the machine costs per year, before it moves.

Transport, registration, training. Type 0 if there were none.

= Acquisition value—

Typical 4-6 years (WKO, Kalkulation von Erdbaugeräten, 2022).

Typical 20-40 % of the acquisition value (WKO 2022).

Repairs as a share of depreciation. Typical 0.50-0.70 (WKO 2022).

On depreciation, interest and repairs. Leave blank if you do not add one.

Insurance, vehicle tax, inspections. Type 0 if there are none.

Hours you can actually invoice. An hour figure you will not reach leaves costs uncovered.

WKO: about 1,300–1,600 h single shift in full employment; fewer where winter stops work.

What every operating hour costs on top of owning the machine.

Including social charges.

WKO: 1.05-1.15.

Fuel use

As a share of fuel. WKO: 5-10 % oil and grease plus 2-3 % AdBlue.

Teeth, cutting edges, tracks, tyres. Type 0 if none.

Added on the cost per hour to give your price per hour.

Each attachment gets its own add-on rate per hour it is on the machine.

How it works

  1. 01

    Enter purchase price, one-off costs, useful life, residual value, interest and repair factor. Depreciation, interest and repairs per year appear as you type.

  2. 02

    Enter the hours you can bill in a year, then operator wage, fuel use and diesel price, oil and AdBlue, wear parts and other costs per hour.

  3. 03

    Add overheads and profit to get the price per hour. Save it to the job, use it as a machine line in the job cost sheet or compare buying with hiring.

Formula

Depreciation = (acquisition − residual) ÷ years. Interest = (acquisition + residual) ÷ 2 × rate. Repairs = depreciation × repair factor.

Cost per hour = ownership per year ÷ billable hours + operator + fuel + oil and AdBlue + wear and other.

Price per hour = cost per hour × (1 + overheads) × (1 + financing) × (1 + risk) × (1 + profit).

Load labelled example

The public WKO brochure example: 100,000 purchase plus 5,000 one-off, 6 years, 30,000 residual, 5 % interest, repair factor 0.6, 1,000 fixed costs and 1,200 hours give ownership of 20.31 per hour. With operator, fuel and other costs the cost is 71.91 per hour, and after 15, 0.5, 6 and 5 % surcharges the price is 92.50 per hour.

Terms

Delivered in NOK

Norway

    Delivered to Germany

    Germany

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