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Interactive Tool

Audit Cost & Risk Calculator

Put your own numbers against our published rates. Every figure below is either a rate from our price list or an estimate you control — nothing is hidden in the arithmetic. Built for manufacturers of all kinds: chemical, automotive, industrial and beyond.

Your Estimates

Certification already suspended? That needs the Audit Rescue Package — .

At the published rate of £650 per on-site day. Remote half-days are £375. No travel charge in Sussex, Surrey, Kent, Hampshire or London; elsewhere it's 45p a mile from Brighton plus accommodation at cost where an overnight stay is needed.

£10k£500k

Think lost contracts, remediation time and re-audit fees. Only you know this number — we don't pretend to.

The default just reflects your certification status — adjust it to your own judgement.

Assumes findings are actually closed out — an audit you shelve removes nothing.

Expected risk reduction per year, on your estimates

£7,500

Programme cost

£1,950/yr

Benefit-to-cost

3.8:1

Payback period, on your estimates

95 days

Net benefit after audit costs: £5,550 per year.

Your expected exposure

£15,000

30% chance × £50,000 incident cost, without independent audits.
With them, on your estimates: £7,500.

Internal Audit Cover vs hiring a full-time quality manager

£45,360/yr difference

Internal Audit Cover at the published £220/month (£2,640/year) against a typical UK QA manager salary of £48,000. Different scopes — Internal Audit Cover is not a full-time hire — but for many SMEs it covers what's actually needed.

How this is calculated

Rates (£650/day, £375 remote half-day, £220/month Internal Audit Cover) are our published prices. The incident cost, likelihood and risk-reduction figures are your estimates, set on the sliders — this tool does no more than the arithmetic on them. It's an aid to thinking, not a promise of savings.