Lighting kits for cars, motorcycles and garages.
Help Boost Labs grow on its own earnings
$20,000
requested for one 12-month term
The full $20,000 goes into products ready to sell.
12 months at 12% simple interest.
One $22,400 repayment at the end of the year.
The first $10,000 built the range we can sell today
Buy stock
Sell
Reinvest
Repeated over roughly six months, on a 12-month term at 12%.
- Expanded into garage lighting, pod lights and motorcycle variants.
- Developed Tron/neon-style lighting and different LED formats.
- Developed interior and Starliner kits, with suppliers now selected.
- Built a Boost Labs app, now close to release.
Stock lets us turn existing demand into sales
Five sales a week when stocked and actively marketing.
Eight kits sold in bundles at one restock event.
Ten Impala orders already have deposits.
Social media and paid ads lead; events follow.
Hex lighting adds garage customers to the range.
Product
Retail
Landed
After $15 CAC
Contribution margin
Underglow
$199
$72
$112
56.3%
Underglow Pro (Impala)
$250
$121
$114
45.6%
Interior
$290
$60
$215
74.1%
Motorcycle
$190
$58
$117
61.6%
Starliner base
$299
$107
$177
59.2%
Starliner Pro
$599
$230
$354
59.1%
Premium hex set
$899
$350
$534
59.4%
Generic hex set
$599
$220
$364
60.8%
Gross profit is retail less landed cost. Contribution also deducts the $15 acquisition allowance, before fees, other selling costs, interest and income tax.
Funds investment strategy
- Keep 74% in interior and underglow, with more Pro kits.
- Interior and Starliner also appeal to family and everyday cars.
- Use both hex sets for demos and photos, then sell them.
- Fund advertising and at least four major events as products sell.
Underglow 41.9% · interior 32.1% · the rest 26.0%
Product
Units
Cost each
Total cost
Underglow
61
$72
$4,392
Underglow Pro (Impala)
33
$121
$3,993
Interior
107
$60
$6,420
Motorcycle
28
$58
$1,624
Starliner base
13
$107
$1,391
Starliner Pro
7
$230
$1,610
Premium hex demo set
1
$350
$350
Generic hex demo set
1
$220
$220
Total
251
$20,000
Both hex sets are demonstration stock, sold at listed prices after demonstrations and photos. RGB badges receive no units in this order: at $180 landed, only $25 remains after the $15 allowance.
How sales repay the loan and fund new stock
Same 12-month term in every case: about four weeks for delivery, then 48 selling weeks.
Running costs
15% for advertising, events and fees
Restocking
Keep enough to replace each product
Loan repayment
Save the balance toward $22,400
Over the full 12 months
3 sales each week
5 sales each week
8 sales each week
Products sold
144
240
384
Retail sales
$38,432
$63,531
$101,054
Extra stock bought, deducted below
$0
$0
$10,441
Loan repaid at month 12
$22,400
$22,400
$22,400
Stock cash after loan repayment
$10,267
$31,601
$53,055
Short of a new $20,000 order
$9,733
$0
$0
At two sales a week, repayment uses all restocking and repayment cash, plus $252 from running costs, leaving just $378 and no money for a new order.
Forecast only. Before income tax and before the next order. Running-cost cash and unsold stock counted separately.
At five sales a week, this is where we finish the year
A repaid loan and $20,000 ready for the next order
$22,400
Principal and interest repaid
$20,000
Ready to place the next stock order
$11,601
still for stock once that order is placed
$3,154
for running costs after ads, fees and four events
Forecast milestones: repayment fully reserved by month 9, a further $20,000 available by month 10.
Once the loan is repaid, future sales can put more money back into the business.
Base case: 5 sales a week over 48 selling weeks. Forecast before income tax and before the next order is placed.