How to read a receipt
No pool has reached its minimum order size yet, so there are no real receipts — and we won't pretend otherwise. Below is the exact format every real receipt will use, completed with modeled numbers from published wholesale tiers. When the first pool fills, its real receipt replaces this sample.
SAMPLE — HOW EVERY REAL RECEIPT WILL READ
55″ 4K QLED TV
- Units in pool
- 500
- 1 Retail benchmark (per unit)
- $649
- 2 Pooled price (per unit)
- $419
- Buyers paid (500 × $419)
- $209,500
- 3 Wholesale invoice
- $199,523.81
- 4 Platform fee (5% of wholesale)
- $9,976.19
- 5 Modeled savings (35%)
- $115,000est.
The equation on every receipt:
500 × $419 = $209,500 = $199,523.81 (wholesale) + $9,976.19 (fee)
- 1
Retail benchmark
The street price for the same product at major retailers the week the pool closes. This is the number your savings are measured against.
- 2
Pooled price
What every buyer in the pool actually pays at checkout. The discount is instant, not rebated.
- 3
Wholesale invoice
The supplier's actual invoice for the whole order, disclosed line-for-line. No hidden spread.
- 4
Platform fee
Our only revenue: 5% of the wholesale invoice, printed on every receipt.
- 5
Modeled savings
Retail benchmark minus pooled price, across all units. On a real receipt this line becomes actual, audited savings.
- This sample uses modeled numbers from published wholesale tiers so you can audit the format before the first pool opens. The math balances to the cent — check it.