This document summarizes a study on proof productivity in formal verification projects. It analyzes data from 9 proof projects involving the seL4 microkernel. The study found that total project effort is strongly correlated with final proof size. Additionally, individual contributors' effort is also strongly correlated with their proof output size. While schedule pressure and team size may impact effort, the sample size was too small to draw significant conclusions. The study aims to improve understanding of cost effectiveness in formal proof engineering.