Section 01Plans, side by side.
Both plans deploy the same ₹2,50,000 capital. Both refund 100% of capital at term end. They differ only in how the monthly payout is calculated.
| Attribute | Option A · Stability | Option B · Upside |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly payout | ₹30,000 fixed | 20% × Gross Revenue |
| Annual payout | ₹3,60,000 | Tracks outlet sales |
| Linkage to sales | None | Direct, monthly |
| Variability | Zero | Performance-linked |
| Capital refund | 100% at term end | 100% at term end |
| Best for | Stability seekers | Sales-linked investors |
Section 02Cash flow across the term.
| Period | Event | Option A | Option B |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 0 | Capital deployed into outlet setup & launch | – ₹2,50,000 | – ₹2,50,000 |
| Each month | Payout credited to registered bank account | + ₹30,000 | + 20% × gross |
| End of term | Capital refunded (subject to contract conditions) | + ₹2,50,000 | + ₹2,50,000 |
Capital flows in once, monthly payouts flow out throughout the term, capital flows back at term end. Your net return equals the sum of monthly payouts received during the term — because the ₹2.5L principal is fully refundable.
Section 03Option B — sales scenarios · lower bands.
Option B pays 20% of gross monthly revenue. Below are two illustrative outlet performance bands — slow and steady. These are illustrations, not forecasts.
S1 · Slow Month
S2 · Steady Month (break-even point)
Section 04Option B — upper performance bands.
When monthly gross crosses ₹1.5 lakh, Option B begins to outperform the fixed payout.
S3 · Strong Month
S4 · Peak Month
Section 05The break-even insight.
Option B matches Option A's ₹30,000 monthly payout when monthly outlet revenue reaches ₹1,50,000 — about ₹5,000 per day. Below that, Option A pays more. Above it, Option B pays more. That single number is the decision lens.
Section 06Choosing your plan.
Choose Option A if…
- You value predictability over upside. Knowing exactly what hits your bank account every month is more important than catching exceptional sales months.
- You're using the payout for fixed obligations — EMI, school fees, household expenses — where variability is a problem.
- You don't want to track or verify monthly sales. A flat ₹30K is administratively simpler.
Choose Option B if…
- You believe in the outlet's location and traffic. If average monthly gross stays above ₹1,50,000, Option B pays more.
- You want auditable, source-verified payouts. Every rupee of your share traces back to POS, app, QR, and UPI records.
- You're comfortable with monthly variability in exchange for outlet performance participation. Recommended default in the proposal.
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