AI Readiness Scan

How much time leaks away every week without you noticing?

Inbox, planning, reports, double data entry, follow-up. Each one small on its own. Together they eat up half days. This scan puts a number on it, in euros per year, and shows where AI earns you back the most.

Three short steps. Slide each bar to match your reality, answer two questions, and you get a clear picture of what is leaking away and what you win back.

Step 1 of 3
Where does your week actually go?

Slide each bar to what feels true for you. Most categories are in minutes per day, because that is how small work feels. A few bigger chunks are in hours per week. You see what it adds up to right away. Not the time that gives you energy, but the time you would rather not have lost.

1 person If you are self-employed, leave this at 1. A small business sets it to the number of people with a similar workload. The time below is per person and scales with it.
€ Default €65 per hour, a reasonable average for a Belgian self-employed or small-business profile. Feel free to adjust it. This number shapes the result.

Answer two more short questions below, then you see your full result.

Step 2 of 3
How often do you show up?

Winning back time is great. The next question is what you do with that time. Visibility is not luck, it is rhythm. Here we look at how consistently you show up right now, because for most self-employed people and entrepreneurs that is exactly where an untapped lever sits.

How often do you share something that makes you visible to your audience?
A post, an update, content, a newsletter. Anything that puts your name and your work in front of potential clients.
What the research shows
Showing up consistently is not a detail, it is what makes the difference. LinkedIn pages that post three to five times a week grow their followers about 25% faster than pages that do it less consistently. Companies that show up weekly get roughly twice as much engagement on their posts. And four in ten LinkedIn visitors engage regularly with company pages, entirely without an ad budget. The common thread: rhythm matters more than volume. Whoever stays structurally visible builds a lead that cannot be bought. Sources: LinkedIn company page benchmarks 2026 and LinkedIn lead generation data 2025 and 2026. The links are in the chat alongside this scan so you can check them yourself.
Step 3 of 3
Where are you with AI today?

No technical test. One honest question about where you stand right now, so the result fits you.

What best fits your situation?

Fill in all three steps to see your result. Nothing is saved.

Your result

What leaks away, and what you win back

€ 0
leaks away on work that could be done smarter
0 hours, per year
€ 0
realistic to win back
0 hours back for the work only you can do
What leaks away now € 0
Cautious win-back € 0 / 0 h
You win back 30% of that time. A gentle first step, below the 31% that research already measures on email alone.
Realistic win-back most likely € 0 / 0 h
You win back 50%. What most self-employed people and entrepreneurs reach when they put AI to work on recurring tasks.
Advanced win-back € 0 / 0 h
You win back 70%. For those who really invest in a well-thought-out set of AI workflows. This is where the biggest jump is, and it stays below what power users actually reach.
Saving scenarios: 30%, 50% and 70% of the time loss you entered. The lower bound stays under the measured 31% time saving on email (NBER and Microsoft, 2025) and the 5.4% average across all working hours (Federal Reserve, 2025). The upper bound stays under the 9 hours per week that a quarter of AI users reach. Calculated on 200 working days per year, 40 weeks. Source links are in the chat alongside this scan.

Your top 3 levers

    You do not make the advanced jump alone

    The difference between cautious and advanced is not luck, it is groundwork. The full report turns your three levers into concrete steps, in the right order, so that biggest saving stops being a scenario and becomes your reality. We look at that together.

    See your full report with Dorien
    How to read this

    No reason to panic. A reason to choose.

    The number you see is not a reproach. Everyone has that work that keeps hanging around because there is never time to tackle it differently. The value is not in the figure itself, but in what it makes visible: that there is room. Room for the things only you can do.

    You are irreplaceable. Much of your work is not. That is not a threat, it is good news. Because it means there is a part you can let go of, so the part only you can do gets more space.

    Frequently asked questions

    Good to know

    It is an illustration, not an audit. It runs your estimated lost hours against your hourly value, on a basis of 200 working days, or 40 working weeks, per year. The power is not in the decimal behind the figure, but in the order of magnitude. That is usually what opens eyes. In a conversation we look at the real numbers of your business.
    It is a reasonable starting point for a Belgian self-employed or small-business profile, not a fixed truth. That is why the field is open: put in your own hourly value and the calculation adjusts right away. For some profiles it is higher, for others lower.
    No, and that is a deliberate choice. This scan is about growth, not about cutting back on people. The goal is to free up time for the work where you and your team make the difference, not to take that work away. Anyone who wants to use AI to cut headcount has come to the wrong place at Ninety10 AI.
    From recent data on LinkedIn company pages and lead generation from 2025 and 2026. The core: pages that post three to five times a week grow their followers about 25% faster, and those who show up weekly get roughly twice as much engagement. The source links are in the conversation where you received this scan, so you can check them yourself. We do not show figures we cannot back up.
    No. The scan works just as well if you are right at the start. In fact, that is often where the gain is closest. You do not need to install or know anything to see where your time leaks away.