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ROI simulator

Estimate what your hidden losses add up to.

Pick your business type, enter your own figures and assumptions. The simulator gives you an order of magnitude to help you decide whether precise measurement is worth it.

Compare your current activity with the theoretical capacity of your bays, and estimate the impact of washes that may be neither paid nor recorded.

h
days
min

How long a bay is occupied, from vehicle entry to exit.

Average number of washes recorded per day.

MAD

Your estimate. Enter 0 if you suspect none.

Default values are examples only: replace them with your own figures.

Simulation results

Theoretical capacity (washes / day)
192
Bay utilisation rate
31.3 %
Theoretical value of unused capacity (upper bound)
171,600 MAD
Estimated loss from unpaid washes
2,600 MAD
Estimated loss over a year
31,200 MAD

VIDEO.MA can count the vehicles actually washed in each bay and reconcile that count with your POS tickets, replacing the estimate with a measurement.

This simulation is based solely on the figures and assumptions you enter. It is neither a promise of results nor a measurement. The real indicators for your site can only be established through a pilot.

Replace assumptions with measurements

A 30-day pilot on your site measures these indicators with verified accuracy, before any rollout decision.

30-day pilot

How the calculation works

  • Car wash: theoretical capacity is the number of bays multiplied by opening hours, divided by the average wash duration. Utilisation compares your current washes with that capacity.
  • The value of unused capacity is a theoretical upper bound: it assumes every free slot could be sold, which is never quite the case.
  • Monthly losses multiply the estimated volume (unpaid washes, lost customers or extra sales) by the average price and the number of open days. Annual figures cover twelve months.
  • Retail: estimated revenue equals visitors × conversion rate × average basket × days. The gain applies your assumed extra conversion points.