What does 10 clients a month actually pay?

No hype — just the job cost, line by line, and what 10 installs a month puts in a pro's pocket. That's 2–3 installs a week.

The cost of one job

The average home: ~2,500 sq ft, about 250 linear feet of perimeter, installed at the recommended $4 per linear foot.

Per-job cost Standard
$499/mo
Upgraded
$999/mo
Nano Film (2.5 rolls / 250 LF)$247.50 (2.5 × $99)$172.50 (2.5 × $69)
Labor (up to 3 hrs @ $25/hr)~$75~$75
Gas & supplies~$30~$30
Total job cost≈ $352.50≈ $277.50
You charge ($4/LF)$1,000$1,000
Gross per job≈ $647.50≈ $722.50

10 clients a month

Ten installs a month. Here's the math.

Monthly Standard
$499/mo
Upgraded
$999/mo
Install revenue (10 × $1,000)$10,000$10,000
Nano Film (25 rolls)−$2,475−$1,725
Labor (10 jobs)−$750−$750
Gas & supplies−$300−$300
Gross profit$6,475$7,225
Program fee−$499−$999
Net per month*$5,976$6,226

*Before lead costs beyond your free allocation and taxes. Leads: 5 free/month on Standard, 12 on Upgraded — then $100 each. Your close rate decides that line: at 50%, 10 jobs take ~20 leads.

Then it compounds

Every install adds a $25/month customer with a yearly inspection + re-taping. The book stacks while you sleep.

Clients Recurring/month
Month 110$250
Month 330$750
Month 660$1,500
Month 12120$3,000

Year one, at 10 clients a month

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Standard — ~$91,200

$5,976/mo install profit × 12 = $71,712, plus ~$19,500 in recurring collected through the year. You enter year two with a $3,000/month base before selling a single new job.

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Upgraded — ~$94,200

$6,226/mo × 12 = $74,712, plus the same ~$19,500 recurring ramp. Same $3,000/month base entering year two — and cheaper film on every job after.

Illustrative math using program figures: $4/LF retail, 2.5 rolls per average home, ~3 hrs labor at $25/hr, ~$30 gas & supplies per job. Actual results vary by market, close rate, and lead costs.