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Model the numbers yourself

A planning model, not an offer.

Your unit's estimated return

One scenario at a time. Switch cases to see how the projection moves.

How many units?

2 units fund 2 scooters.

Estimate mode

What MASHI plans against.

You put in
$2,400
It might earn
$379
Over a year
$4,552
Paid back in
7 months

Planning estimate only. Actual utilisation, revenue, costs and distributions may differ. No return is guaranteed.

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Estimate mode

What MASHI plans against.

Published by MASHI today.

Fleet and demand

Modelling 2 units. Change that above.

Rides on a day the vehicle is out and rentable.

Your units earning on an average day, after charging, repair and damage.

Operating costs

Tyres, brakes, bearings, cables and labour.

Battery pack, controller, IoT unit and charger.

Accrued monthly towards the refurbishment review.

Per vehicle, on the scooter itself — not rider liability.

Share of gross ride revenue.

On top of the rate above.

Depot, insurance, support, admin.

Fees and allocation
Advanced assumptions7 more inputs

Leave empty to use the average fare.

Needs an average trip length.

1.00 is an average month.

Months the vehicle is expected to stay serviceable. Not a guarantee.

When a major refurbishment is reviewed. Not a retirement date. 0 turns it off.

Your estimate

Estimate

Monthly figures describe an average operating month.

Estimated investor proceeds

$379.36

per month

Estimated annual proceeds

$4,552.32

189.7% of the investment — a modelled ratio, not a rate of return.

Estimated payback

7 months

Total estimated investment

$2,400.00

2 of 300 units — a 0.7% share.

Where the money goes

As a table

Estimated monthly waterfall from gross ride revenue to investor proceeds.
LineTypeAmountRunning total
Gross ride revenueRevenue$1,034.28$1,034.28
Payment processingCost-$39.30$994.98
Bad debt and refundsCost-$20.69$974.29
Routine maintenanceCost-$26.00$948.29
Battery and consumablesCost-$14.00$934.29
Major refurbishment reserveCost-$10.00$924.29
Theft coverCost-$40.00$884.29
Charging and rebalancingCost-$24.00$860.29
Platform feesFee-$12.00$848.29
Taxes and municipal chargesCost-$77.57$770.72
Other operating reserveCost-$12.00$758.72
Net before management feeRunning total$758.72$758.72
MASHI management feeFee-$379.36$379.36
Distributable netRunning total$379.36$379.36
Allocated to other unitsCost$0.00$379.36
Investor proceedsRunning total$379.36$379.36

Costs and fees

Monthly rides
306
Rides per unit
153
Fare per rideFrom the unlock fee and per-minute rate.
$3.38
Gross ride revenue
$1,034.28
Payment processing
$39.30
Bad debt and refunds
$20.69
Routine maintenance
$26.00
Battery and consumables
$14.00
Major refurbishment reserve
$10.00
Theft cover
$40.00
Charging and rebalancing
$24.00
Platform fees
$12.00
Taxes and municipal charges
$77.57
Other operating reserve
$12.00
Total operating costs
$275.56

What reaches an investor

Net before management fee
$758.72
MASHI management fee
$379.36
Distributable net
$379.36
Allocated to other units
$0.00
Investor proceedsper month
$379.36
Annual proceeds
$4,552.32
Payback
7 months
Total investment
$2,400.00

Projected proceeds over the vehicle's life

Modelled over an expected economic life of 60 months, by repeating one month's arithmetic — a simulation of these assumptions holding, not a forecast. Payback is a milestone inside that life, not the end of it.

Estimated investor proceeds by year, with the running cumulative total.
YearProceedsCumulative
Year 1$4,552.32$4,552.32
Year 2$4,552.32$9,104.64
Year 3Refurbishment review$4,552.32$13,656.96
Year 4$4,552.32$18,209.28
Year 5$4,552.32$22,761.60
Capital recovered byThe month whose distribution first brings the total paid out up to what you put in. Distributions are monthly, so a part-month still costs a full one.
Month 7
Total paid out over the projected lifeEvery distribution across the 60 months, before your capital is netted off.
$22,761.60
Over and above your capitalThe total paid out, less what you put in.
$20,361.60
Paid out after the payback monthOnly the months that fall after the payback month. It leaves out that month's whole distribution, while the figure above takes off only your capital — so the gap between them is however much that distribution overshot what was still owed.
$20,106.08

The years repeat one month's arithmetic, so this is a simulation of these assumptions holding unchanged for the whole period — not a forecast. Utilisation, pricing and costs will move.

The vehicle may continue operating beyond the projected economic life while it remains safe and economically serviceable. Actual service life and proceeds may vary.

Assumptions used

Calibrated from published city figures — Tel Aviv's fleet averaged 3.54 rides per scooter per day over a 10.91-minute trip in 2024 — and from MASHI's own planning for Damascus. The rides per vehicle in these cases are planning figures, not measurements: MASHI has no operating data yet, and will replace these with its own once it has.

Fleet and demand

Units
2
Campaign size
300
Cost per unit
$1,200.00
Average fare per ride
$3.38
Rides per active vehicle per day
6 rides / day
Operating days per month
30 days
Operational availability
85%

Operating costs

Other reserve basis
Per unit
Routine maintenance reserve
$13.00
Battery and consumables reserve
$7.00
Major refurbishment reserve
$5.00
Theft cover
$20.00
Charging and rebalancing
$12.00
Payment processing
3.8%
Taxes and municipal charges
7.5%
Fixed municipal charge
$0.00
Other operating reserve
$6.00

Fees and allocation

Platform fee model
Fixed amount per unit
MASHI management fee model
% of net operating proceeds
Allocation method
Pro rata by funded units
Platform fee
$6.00
Management fee
50%

Advanced assumptions

Unlock fee
$0.50
Per-minute rate
$0.24
Average trip length
12 min
Seasonal multiplier
1 ×
Downtime
0%
Bad debt and refund reserve
2%
Expected economic life
60
Refurbishment review month
36