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What is a faster BE study worth?

You don’t lose money on a failed BE study. You lose it on the four months you waited for a slot. Below is where that number comes from, and what it’s worth on your molecule.

01The timeline bridge

Where the four months come from

Built for formulation, regulatory and business development leads. Five steps on the critical path of a typical outsourced BE study, and what happens to each when the clinic, the lab and the writers sit in one building.

Where the four months come from

Outsourced CRO

24wks

≈ 18 weeks (≈ 4 months) reclaimed on the critical path

See how we calculated this: the 5-step bridge

    If the pilot BE fails (industry-typical 20–30% for topicals, MR and high-variability drugs), the outsourced route restarts steps 1–2 (≈10–14 more weeks of re-contracting and re-queueing). In-house, it’s a re-slot. That’s why the saving used below is a P50 of ~4 months, not a ceiling: state it as a range, not a guarantee.

    02Calculator

    What are those months worth on your molecule?

    Five inputs drive it. Everything else (erosion curves, repeat-study risk, discount rate) is a defaults set you can open and edit.

    Dollar figures throughout (this slider, and the CRO/in-house cost defaults under Advanced assumptions) are calibrated for USD-scale amounts. Adjust them manually after switching currency.

    Starting margin. It erodes year over year across the product’s remaining lifecycle, see Advanced assumptions.

    Advanced assumptions

    Price & share by entrant rank (auto-set by market, editable)

    RankPrice, % of brandShare, %

    One last step

    Where should we show your numbers?

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    Estimated impact

    Filing moves from →

    Entrant position:

    Risk-adjusted value of the acceleration, on this molecule

    ROI on programme spend:

    • Earlier revenue (V1)
    • Rank-shift margin (V2)
    • Cost & risk avoided (V3)

    Up to ~4 months on a typical first-time filing, based on the 5-step bridge above. V2 is usually the number that lands hardest. It isn’t extra speed, it’s a permanent shift in who you are on the shelf.