ROI calculator
Calculate the return of your partner office.
Five inputs, an instant indicative cash flow over three years. For final figures: request the PID - that is legally required.
How many clients do you expect to serve at the end of each year?
Mix of FinStart/FinPlus/FinPro. Default reflects a healthy mix between ZZP, SME and BV.
One-time investment at start. Indicative range - exact amount in the PID.
Percentage of your monthly revenue contributed to the network.
Money you need to bridge the first months before revenue comes in.
Indicative calculation. No commitment, no projection. Gross margin is an assumption (55%) - actual margin depends on your cost structure, local market and operational choices. Definitive figures are in the Pre-contractual Information Document (Wet franchise).
How we calculate
Simple model, fair assumptions.
No black box, no optimistic pitch. Three assumptions drive the model - and we surface each of them in the result so you know what's under the hood.
Indicative, not a projection
This is a calculation aid to get a sense of the order of magnitude. Nothing more, nothing less. Only the figures in the PID are legally binding.
PID always takes precedence
If there's a difference between this calculator and the PID, the PID prevails. The Wet franchise (art. 7:913 BW) requires us to provide figures personally and on paper.
Gross margin as assumption
We calculate with a 55% gross margin before franchise fee. Real margins depend on your salary choice, office costs and own time vs outsourcing - concretely worked out in the PID.
Wet franchise · art. 7:913 BW
Why we don't show final figures here.
The Dutch Wet franchise requires that financial projections be provided personally and in writing in the Pre-contractual Information Document. That's where our actual fees, model assumptions and historical figures from existing offices are stated - not here on the site. This protects you: no marketing-driven figures, only what we can legally substantiate.
Ready for the real figures?
Request the PID and receive it within one business day. After that you have four weeks of statutory reflection time before any contract is on the table.