Run your book

Your clients.
Our shelf.

Set the sliders to the book you actually have. The figures are illustrative and built entirely from numbers you enter, but the shape is the point: this income stacks and most of it renews without you selling it again.

Start with the sliders

The calculator

Drag it to your book.

Every number below starts at a placeholder. Change them to what is actually true for you, then look at the difference line.

Your book today

Clients who take cards

Your monthly residual per merchant Varies with the merchant's volume and pricing.

Dealer clients

Auto dealer clients

Contracts each dealer sells per month

Your monthly residual per active contract Plus a $50 upfront per contract in the figures on the right.

Commercial accounts

Commercial accounts you could place per year

Average annual premium per account

What you make now

Your income today from the same book, per month This is the only number we compare against.

Illustrative monthly, all lines

Merchant residuals$0

VSC residuals$0

Insurance commission share$0

VSC upfronts$0

You make now$0

Difference per month$0

Difference per year$0

Illustrative year one$0

Three year cumulative$0

Assumptions you can argue with: merchant residual and VSC economics are whatever you set above; insurance uses a 12% agency commission rate and a 15% share, which is the shape of a typical arrangement and not your quote. Nothing here is a projection or a guarantee of earnings. Your actual split is confirmed in writing before you bring us anything.

Do this with my real numbers

Then do it properly

We will run this on your actual book.

Sliders are a toy. The real version uses your actual statements and dec pages, and it takes us a couple of days. Same rule applies: nothing moves and nobody gets contacted.

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