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You track revenue per dollar, cost per unit, margin by line. For the people doing the work you have a headcount number and a guess. Hatch gives you what the team produced and what it cost to produce.
Every company already produces the evidence. Tickets closed, code shipped, deals moved, decisions made, agent calls billed. Most of it sits in separate tools and never reaches the people who sign off on the cost of delivery. Hatch reads the work where it already happens and returns output per person, with the bill attached.
Output record · updated as work lands Team Engineering Shipped merged work, reviewed specs By a person the larger half By an agent the rest Agent cost read from the cloud bill Salary cost read from payroll Unattributed none Source the tools you already run
Connect the tools your team already runs. Hatch reads what was shipped, closed, decided and billed. No forms, no surveys, no migration.
Every unit of output is attributed to the person or the agent that produced it, so you can see which half of the work the agent layer is now carrying.
Output sits beside what it cost to produce, agent spend included. That is the view a founder or CFO can actually act on.
Messages sent and hours logged are not output. Hatch counts the work that landed: shipped, closed, decided, delivered.
See which share of a team's output came from the agent layer and which came from a person, in the same view.
Agent spend sits in the cloud bill and salary sits in payroll. Hatch puts both against what they actually produced.
Find the team carrying more than its share, and the one with room, before you hire into the wrong place.
Hatch surfaces patterns to leaders. It never rates, ranks publicly, or decides. The call stays with you.
Hatch reads the tools you already run. No warehouse project, and no new system for anyone to log into.
The evidence base the model is built on.
Profiles behind how Hatch reads work.
What a person's work is read against.
Hatch reads work that is already happening.
Who is carrying the work. Where capacity sits. What the agent layer returned for what it cost. Hatch answers all three without anyone filling in a form.
Read the docsOutput shipped, closed, decided, delivered Carried by people and agents, counted separately Agent cost read from the cloud bill Salary cost read from payroll Unattributed none Nobody filled in a form to produce this.
Team Support Output tickets resolved, replies sent Agent share first drafts and routine replies Person share escalations and judgement calls Read from the tools the team already runs. Surveys sent none
$ connect the tools your team already runs $ read what shipped, closed and was decided $ attribute each unit of output to a person or an agent $ report output next to what it cost
“We could name every person on the team and not one of us could say what any of them produced last quarter.”
“The agents came with an invoice. The people came with a headcount number. Neither told us what the work was worth.”
“We were about to hire into the team with the most noise, not the team with the most work.”
For a single leader who wants the view on their own team first.
For companies running this across teams, priced on credits rather than seats.
For bespoke deployments, security review and a named contact.
For a single leader who wants the view on their own team first.
For companies running this across teams, priced on credits rather than seats.
For bespoke deployments, security review and a named contact.
Thirty days, one named engineer, and a readout of what your team and your agents actually produced. $2,500, credited in full against your first year.
