What are you trying to measure?
Two calculators, two questions. The AI Training ROI Calculator models productivity and readiness gains from training your team with OneRange Vero. The Learning Spend Calculator shows how much unused budget and admin time you could put back to work with OneRange Atlas.
Which calculator should you use?
The two calculators answer different questions, and most teams only need one. If you are trying to justify investment in training your people on AI — new budget, a pilot, an expansion — start with the AI Training ROI Calculator. If you already spend money on learning and suspect too much of it goes unused or gets eaten by administration, start with the Learning Spend Calculator. Teams evaluating both OneRange products often run each one and compare.
What the AI Training ROI Calculator models
This calculator estimates the return on making your workforce AI-fluent with OneRange Vero. You supply your own numbers — team size, roles, current ramp time, and what a productive hour is worth in your organization — and it models the gain from faster time to competency and higher AI adoption across the group. Nothing is pre-filled with vendor figures: the output is only as good as the inputs you give it, which is what makes it defensible in a budget conversation. Use it when you need to put a number on a training decision before you make it.
What the Learning Spend Calculator models
This calculator shows how much of your existing learning budget is recoverable with OneRange Atlas. You enter your current spend, seat-based license commitments, and the admin hours your team puts into approvals, reimbursements, and expense reconciliation. It models what changes under a usage-based model where you pay only for learning your people actually use, and where one-click approvals and virtual cards replace the paperwork. Use it when the question is not “should we invest in learning” but “why is so much of what we already spend going to waste.”
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How to use the results
Both calculators produce a model, not a promise. Treat the output as the starting point of a conversation with finance: bring your assumptions, show which inputs the result is most sensitive to, and agree on what you would measure after the fact to check the model against reality. The metrics worth tracking afterward are the same either way — skill uplift, time to competency, and gap closure rather than course completions.
Calculator questions, answered
Are these calculators free?
Yes. Both are free to use, and neither requires an account to see your results.
Where do the calculators get their assumptions?
From you. Both models run on inputs you supply about your own organization — team size, current spend, ramp time, and admin load. We don't pre-load vendor benchmarks, because a number you can't defend in a budget meeting isn't worth having.
Which calculator fits a company evaluating both Vero and Atlas?
Run both. They measure different things — the return on making a team AI-fluent, and the spend recoverable from how learning is currently bought and administered — and together they cover the full picture.