An honest raise for a business that already works.
We are seeking $100,000 to carry AquaPress from a proven prototype to a fully operational, revenue-generating enterprise. Every dollar is deployed, every projection is verified, and the return is structured as a permanent share of every sale.
A structure that rewards performance, not patience.
Rather than a fixed loan repaid on a schedule, our Dragon earns a fixed share of every unit we ship. The incentive is perfectly aligned: the harder AquaPress sells, the more the investment returns.
At 1,050 units per month, the 5 percent share yields $3,938 monthly, recovering the principal in roughly 25 to 26 months. By our year-four projected volume, that same share exceeds the original $100,000 in under a single month. There is no cap and no expiry; the return persists for as long as AquaPress continues to sell.
Six reasons the numbers hold.
This is a small, legible business with margins you can audit on a single page. Here is what makes it a defensible bet.
A Perpetual Revenue Share
Our Dragon receives 5 percent of every unit sold, $3.75 per device, paid automatically from revenue. It is not a one-time repayment but an enduring stake that compounds with volume.
A Disciplined Use of Funds
The entire $100,000 is allocated to the line items required to operate, from assembly machinery to first-month payroll. Zero dollars remain unaccounted for, and no figure is padded.
Breakeven at 115 Units
Fixed monthly overhead is just $4,950. With a contribution margin of $43.25 per unit, the business covers every fixed cost by selling a mere 115 units, then climbs to 1,050.
An Environmental Moat
Five dollars per unit flows to Oceana Canada. The conservation story is not a veneer; it is a procurement advantage with municipalities and corporate buyers who demand it.
Verified, Conservative Math
Every compaction ratio, margin, and tax figure reflects what we have actually tested and computed. We would rather under-promise and let the numbers speak plainly.
A Ten-Year Trajectory
From a 25 percent annual growth cadence to municipal contracts, licensing royalties, and retail distribution, the roadmap extends well beyond the first profitable year.
Where the $100,000 goes.
No vague line items, no contingency that quietly becomes salary. Every allocation maps to a tangible requirement of launching production.
Read the plan before you decide.
The full financial breakdown, breakeven analysis, and decade-long roadmap are published in their entirety. Nothing is hidden behind a meeting.