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Model the downtime cost of a ransomware event against your own numbers.

Five inputs. A defensible range, not a false-precision point estimate. Every day-band below traces to a claim already published on this site — no invented industry multipliers.

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Direct downtime cost, ransom-demand exposure (dental), and the two controls that change the range.

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Interactive calculator

Model the downtime cost of a ransomware event against your own numbers.

Five inputs. A defensible range, not a false-precision point estimate. Every day-band below traces to a claim already published on this site — no invented industry multipliers.

Calculator

Direct downtime cost, ransom-demand exposure (dental), and the two controls that change the range.

Your inputs are saved in your browser for this session, so an accidental refresh will not wipe them.

What kind of business is this?

Dental practiceLaw firmCPA or accounting firmOther SMB

Revenue per business day ($)Anchor: a single-doctor practice typically produces $5,000–$15,000 in collected production per day (source).Dentists on staffUsed for sizing context only. Not multiplied into the cost figure.

Have your backups been restore-tested in the last 90 days?

Yes — testedNo — or not sure

Do you carry cyber liability insurance?

YesNoNot sure

Fill in revenue per business day, whether backups are restore-tested, and whether cyber insurance is in place to see the range.

How these numbers are sourced

Dental recovery band 5–21 days — Dental ransomware playbook and /industries/dental.
Dental daily production $5,000–$15,000 — Dental ransomware playbook.
Dental ransom-demand band $50,000–$250,000 — Dental industry page.
Law-firm recovery band 7–21 days — Law-firm ransomware playbook and /industries/law-firms.
CPA recovery band 5–21 days prepared, or 4–8 weeks (28–56 days) during tax season without tested backups — Tax-season ransomware playbook and /industries/accounting.
Recovery-cost qualitative block — Cyber Insurance for First-Time SMB Buyers. No forensic / counsel / notification multiplier is invented, because no defensible published band exists.
FBI IC3 caveat — reported IC3 losses explicitly exclude downtime and remediation, so IC3 data is not used as a formula anchor here (see the first-24-hours article).