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Juice Bar & Smoothie Shop input evidence register

45 numeric input paths with their assumptions, calculation bases and cited sources.

Case updated September 8, 2026. This technical appendix accompanies the complete case methodology and source register.

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A linked reference can support scope without confirming an exact forecast. Assumption entries identify values that still require local validation. Each field path identifies an input in the common business record.

  • Model assumption

    StartFigures selected the opening range, deposits, opening inputs, contingency and reserve for one fixed-location scenario. SBA supports separating one-time and recurring costs; FDA supports checking the applicable food-establishment rules. Neither source supplies these dollar amounts. Replace them with the lease, authority fees, launch schedule and dated cash plan.

    capital.total · capital.low · capital.high · capital.items.4.amount · capital.items.5.amount · capital.items.6.amount · capital.items.7.amount

  • Model assumption

    The leasehold, counter, POS, furniture and signage allocations are authored project allowances. They require landlord documents, design, contractor, technology and authority quotes for the actual premises.

    capital.items.0.amount · capital.items.3.amount

  • Model assumption

    Current vendor listings establish examples of commercial blenders, juicers, refrigeration and ice equipment and their individual prices on the access date. StartFigures authored the larger package allowances; quantity, sizing, used/new mix, freight, tax, filtration, utilities, commissioning, warewashing, small equipment and service coverage remain unquoted.

    capital.items.1.amount · capital.items.2.amount

  • Model assumption

    Every annual value is an authored scenario. Year-three revenue is exactly 150 orders × $15.75 × 6 days × 52 weeks. Cost of sales applies a selected 36% variable-cost envelope. Payroll and overhead are authored schedules informed by national wage, employer-tax, waste-control, payment-cost and food-service context; none of those references verifies this location's sales or expenses.

    forecast.years.0.revenue · forecast.years.0.costOfSales · forecast.years.0.payroll · forecast.years.0.occupancyAndOther · forecast.years.1.revenue · forecast.years.1.costOfSales · forecast.years.1.payroll · forecast.years.1.occupancyAndOther · forecast.years.2.revenue · forecast.years.2.costOfSales · forecast.years.2.payroll · forecast.years.2.occupancyAndOther · forecast.years.3.revenue · forecast.years.3.costOfSales · forecast.years.3.payroll · forecast.years.3.occupancyAndOther · forecast.years.4.revenue · forecast.years.4.costOfSales · forecast.years.4.payroll · forecast.years.4.occupancyAndOther

  • Model assumption

    The order price, volume, schedule, ranges and ramp are StartFigures planning inputs for the defined operation. National classification and food-spending context do not establish one shop's ticket, throughput, seasonality or launch curve. Validate them with a local menu, capacity test and ordinary-day paid orders.

    unitEconomics.driver.model · unitEconomics.driver.low · unitEconomics.driver.high · unitEconomics.volume.model · unitEconomics.volume.low · unitEconomics.volume.high · unitEconomics.daysPerWeek.model · unitEconomics.daysPerWeek.low · unitEconomics.daysPerWeek.high · unitEconomics.ramp.startShare · unitEconomics.ramp.stepPerMonth · unitEconomics.ramp.horizonMonths

  • Model assumption

    The $34,167 mature monthly fixed-cost input equals the rounded year-three payroll and occupancy/other forecast divided by 12. The 64% contribution margin is one minus the selected 36% sales-linked cost envelope. National wages, retail produce-yield context, waste-assessment guidance and posted processor pricing inform what to validate but do not verify the selected shares.

    unitEconomics.fixedCostsMonthly · unitEconomics.contributionMargin

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