Current investment windowMonths 0–24

Investor ROI

See how your investment can translate into company growth and potential return.

Round target · fixed$750,000not investor adjustable
Your investment$5.0K
Capital raised toward target · derived$5.0K / $750K

$5.0K / $750K · 0.7% funded · $745K remaining

$0 already committed by other current-round investors + $5.0K your investment = $5.0K raised · 0.7% funded · $745K remaining

Move your investment and see what Ohana can do with the capital actually raised toward the $750,000 target. There are no other current-round commitments today, so your investment is that capital.

Principal

$5,000

Converted ownership at cap

≈ 0.06%

Illustrative, pre-dilution

Company value · month 24

$13K – $44K

2×–7× annualized Net Revenue sensitivity

Illustrative value of your stake

2× Net Revenue

$7

0.00× MOIC · -100% ROI

4× Net Revenue

$14

0.00× MOIC · -100% ROI

5× Net Revenue

$18

0.00× MOIC · -100% ROI

7× Net Revenue

$25

0.01× MOIC · -99% ROI

Illustrative scenarios under the working note terms ($10M cap, 20% discount, 7% simple interest, 24-month maturity). Not guarantees.

The chain

Your check to your illustrative value

  1. 01

    Your check

    Part of the $5,000 modeled total round. Deployed as it arrives — nothing waits for a close.

    $5,000
  2. 02

    Total capital available

    Covers today's $6,000/month of real bills first, then development and recruiting when cash safely supports them.

    $5,000
  3. 03

    Developer capacity

    Developers are only put on $7,000/month cash payroll when the model's expense floor and cash tests pass.

    1 active · 0 paid
  4. 04

    Local markets live

    Each market must be prepared by developer capacity before recruiting can produce anything there.

    3
  5. 05

    Vendors onboarded / productive

    Recruiting brings independent pros on at a modeled $92 all-in, then they ramp into the mature appointment band.

    13 / 0
  6. 06

    Appointments served

    Roughly 188 service appointments cumulatively from today through month 24.

    9/mo
  7. 07

    Ohana Net Revenue

    $6,342 annualized · EBITDA $-16,349/mo. Ohana only earns its retained share of vendor work.

    $529/mo
  8. 08

    Company value sensitivity

    2×–7× annualized Net Revenue. Sensitivities only; no multiple is approved and no valuation is promised.

    $12,685 – $44,397
  9. 09

    Your illustrative value

    Company value × your illustrative converted ownership of 0.06%.

    $7 – $25

Economic equivalents only — an amount this size is equal in dollars to these items. No check is earmarked to a specific developer, market or vendor; capital funds the whole plan and is deployed as it arrives.

Month 24

The company outcome behind those numbers

Company outputs only. Value sensitivities use annualized Ohana Net Revenue — never GMR or gross transaction volume — and no multiple is approved.

Capital raised in this scenario
$5.0K
Developers active (on payroll)
1 (0)
Live local markets
3
Vendors onboarded (productive)
13 (0)
Appointments / month
9
Appointments through month 24
188
Monthly Net Revenue
$529
Annualized Net Revenue
$6.3K
Monthly EBITDA
-$16K
Cash · monthly cash flow
$0 · −$16K/mo · outside capital exhausted month 3, founder subsidy resumes
Homeostasis
Not confirmed

This operating scenario exhausts outside capital in month 3, after which founder subsidy resumes and execution slows, so the value figures are theoretical under this output rather than an executable outcome.

Ohana operates today on founder capital; this round capitalizes and accelerates the plan rather than rescuing it. Prior outside capital ≈ $24K; founder capital to date ≈ $85K.

Sensitivity · not a capital control

What if the rest of the round closes?

Comparison only — nothing here changes the capital you set above. Your $5,000 check is identical in both columns; only what the other current-round investors ultimately contribute differs. The more the round raises in aggregate, the more execution, revenue and illustrative note value it buys.

Capital raised today

Selected raise scenario — $5,000 total

The operating model runs on $5,000 of total capital, of which your check is $5,000.

Capital raised in this scenario
$5.0K
Developers active (on payroll)
1 (0)
Live local markets
3
Vendors onboarded (productive)
13 (0)
Appointments / month
9
Appointments through month 24
188
Monthly Net Revenue
$529
Annualized Net Revenue
$6.3K
Monthly EBITDA
-$16K
Cash · monthly cash flow
$0 · −$16K/mo · outside capital exhausted month 3, founder subsidy resumes
Homeostasis
Not confirmed

Company value sensitivity → illustrative value of your note

  • 2× Net Revenue → $13K$7 · 0.00× MOIC · -100% ROI
  • 4× Net Revenue → $25K$14 · 0.00× MOIC · -100% ROI
  • 5× Net Revenue → $32K$18 · 0.00× MOIC · -100% ROI
  • 7× Net Revenue → $44K$25 · 0.01× MOIC · -99% ROI

Illustrative ownership 0.06% if conversion occurred at the $10.0M cap on $5,700 of principal plus accrued interest. Not guaranteed; later financing dilutes.

If the round reaches $750K

If Ohana ultimately reaches the $750,000 target — same $5,000 check

Other investors complete the round. Your check is unchanged; the company is properly capitalized, stops relying on founder subsidy sooner and executes faster. Lower-funding scenarios still operate — through founder subsidy — but at constrained speed.

Capital raised in this scenario
$750K
Developers active (on payroll)
6 (6)
Live local markets
18
Vendors onboarded (productive)
577 (375)
Appointments / month
16,740
Appointments through month 24
152,488
Monthly Net Revenue
$979K
Annualized Net Revenue
$11.7M
Monthly EBITDA
$344K
Cash · monthly cash flow
$2.49M · +$331K/mo
Homeostasis
Confirmed month 9

Company value sensitivity → illustrative value of your note

  • 2× Net Revenue → $23.5M$13K · 2.68× MOIC · +168% ROI
  • 4× Net Revenue → $47.0M$27K · 5.36× MOIC · +436% ROI
  • 5× Net Revenue → $58.7M$33K · 6.70× MOIC · +570% ROI
  • 7× Net Revenue → $82.2M$47K · 9.38× MOIC · +838% ROI

Illustrative ownership 0.06% if conversion occurred at the $10.0M cap on $5,700 of principal plus accrued interest. Not guaranteed; later financing dilutes.

Additional investors are not competition for your return — more total capital funds more developer capacity, more prepared markets and more vendor recruiting, which is what moves Net Revenue and therefore the value your note could convert into.

Note mechanics

Note accrual and illustrative conversion at month 24

These are illustrative equity values if conversion occurred, not cash proceeds at month 24. Whether maturity, a sale or a financing produces repayment or conversion is governed by the executed note documents and remains counsel-dependent.

Principal invested

$5,000

Scenario assumption

Accrued interest · 7% simple

$700

24 months elapsed · simple, non-compounding

Derived by model

Conversion amount

$5,700

Principal + accrued interest converting together, per the working note terms

Derived by model

Illustrative ownership if conversion occurred at the $10M cap

≈ 0.06%

Illustrative only, before dilution from any later financing

Derived by model

The 20% discount case

The 20% discount case converts at 80% of a future priced round's price. That price is not set by any current input, so the discount outcome cannot be fixed numerically here. Conversion typically uses whichever price — the $10M cap or the discount — is better for the note holder.

Illustrative scenario math from the connected operating model. Not a projection, offer or guarantee of any return. Later financings dilute note holders after conversion.

Illustrative only. Actual conversion follows the executed note documents and typically uses the better (lower) conversion price of the $10,000,000 cap or a 20% discount to a future priced round. Accrued 7% simple interest converts alongside principal, and any later financing dilutes afterward. No ownership percentage is guaranteed.

G · Separate path · not part of the note math above

The 5–7 year potential liquidity or IPO path

Everything above is the 24-month period governed by the note. This is a different, longer question and is never blended into it.

Long-range liquidity horizonYear 5

Vision horizon only. No dated forecast, valuation or exit is approved for this window.

What a Year-5 outcome would depend on

  • Genuine statewide coverage in the priority-wave states, with additional service lines actually launched market by market.
  • A durable Net Revenue run rate produced by real vendor livelihoods, since the company is only ever valued off Net Revenue and, secondarily, EBITDA.
  • One or more financings between this note and any liquidity event, each of which dilutes converted note holders.

No exit value, buyer, multiple or IPO timing is modeled here.

Financing terms

Convertible note at a $10M cap, 20% discount, 7% interest

Current working deal terms. Subject to final note documents and counsel.

Convertible note: $750,000 target, $1,000,000 hard cap, $10,000,000 valuation cap, 20% discount, 7% simple annual interest, 24-month maturity, $5,000 minimum. Subject to final note documents and counsel.

Instrument
Convertible note
Target raise
$750,000
Hard cap / oversubscription max
$1,000,000
Valuation cap
$10,000,000
Discount
20%
Interest
7% simple, annual
Maturity
24 months
Minimum investment
$5,000
Board seat
None
Pro-rata side letter
Optional, standardized, ~$50K+ checks
Next financing readiness
Roughly 12–24 months, milestone-driven
Illustrative ownership if conversion occurred at the cap
$5K ≈ 0.05% · $750K ≈ 7.5% · $1M ≈ 10% — illustrative, not guaranteed
Alternative structure
SAFE at the same cap, where appropriate

Planning terms only. Qualified-financing thresholds, maturity conversion mechanics, seniority, MFN and change-of-control provisions are set by executed note documents prepared with counsel. Later financing rounds dilute note holders after conversion.

Two separate clocks

The note matures at 24 months and the Month-24 company position is the key output of this model. A potential major liquidity or IPO path sits separately at roughly 5–7 years and is not part of the note's 24-month contractual period.

Capital plan

Where the raise goes

Capital is deployed as it is raised — no escrow and no wait-until-close.

Core 15-month plan

$512,775

Team, software, existing marketing baseline, founder, compliance, insurance

Founder planning

Protected reserve

$102,555

~3 months of the modeled operating base, never deployed as growth capital

Founder planning

Deployable growth capital

$134,670

Follows the current bottleneck — no fixed percentage allocation

Founder planning

Deployment discipline

$134,670 moves to the live bottleneck

  1. 01

    Vendor acquisition & onboarding

    Fully onboarded, payment-ready professionals in live markets

  2. 02

    Local market launch

    Services, local pricing, routing, compliance and local presence configured

  3. 03

    Customer activation & growth

    Customer-list import, launch messaging, promos, reviews, SEO, referrals

  4. 04

    Product, support & infrastructure

    Onboarding friction removal, support capacity, platform reliability