Establish the baseline
Agree on comparable periods, locations, and success measures.
ESTIMATE YOUR RETURN
What could better execution
be worth across your stores?
Estimate what better store execution could mean for operating profit using your sales, store count, and margin assumptions. See GrubIQ’s costs alongside the potential return. This is a planning model, not a customer result.
YOUR ASSUMPTIONS
Use your numbers.
Example values, not a commercial quote.
ILLUSTRATIVE MODEL
First-year net value
$1,155,000After estimated annual GrubIQ fees and one-time setup costs.
Annual system sales$320,000,000
Gross operating-profit opportunity$2,400,000
Confidence-adjusted opportunity$1,680,000
Annual GrubIQ cost (100 stores)$500,000
One-time implementation$25,000
Opportunity / first-year cost3.2×
GrubIQ fees apply to all stores entered. Rollout changes how many stores contribute to the estimated benefit. Estimates are not verified results or a guarantee.
Moving staff can improve service without reducing payroll. If labor savings or extra sales are already included in your margin assumption, don’t count them again.
Discuss the assumptionsWHAT TWO MARGIN POINTS MEAN FOR ONE STORE
$2Mannual store revenue×2 ppoperating-margin improvement=+$40Kannual operating profit
Illustrative calculation, before GrubIQ costs. Up to +2 percentage points measured in early deployments; results vary.
MEASURE BEFORE YOU EXPAND
Prove the operating change first.
Run a controlled test
Track execution and measure the operating response.
Check the financial impact
Account for costs and other possible causes of the change before expanding.
Find your next margin opportunity.
Start with a 60-day controlled enterprise pilot.