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The repricing
Set the numbers for your firm. The figure is what AI is repricing out of your book this year.
Your billing a year, with still on the clock, hands clients about
Estimated annual loss: $2,025,000 this year
as AI does the same work faster.
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When AI finishes in an hour what used to take five, your price falls with the effort behind it. The work is the same. The client is happy. Your revenue is the part that dropped.
Your clients have run that math too. An innovation director at a global law firm heard it from major clients: “You’re either gonna figure that out or we’re just gonna pay you 20% less next year.” Whether you bill by the hour or charge a fee, the savings are the client’s, not yours.
The figure is the slice of your hourly-billed revenue that AI compresses out this year. You set the revenue and the share you still bill by the hour. AI already touches about half of that work (Wolters Kluwer, Karbon 2026), and runs it 25% faster (Dell'Acqua et al., Organization Science, 2025). It’s the most this could cost you, since it assumes none of the freed hours get resold.
Price the outcome and the time AI saves stays with you. The free assessment shows where you stand and what’s holding you back.
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