Laundry room revenue check for a San Diego property owner
Transparent numbers, no salesman math

What your laundry room can earn

Real vend prices, real utility costs, and a 50/50 split you can check with a calculator. Run your own numbers below.

The calculator

Your revenue estimate

Slide to match your property. Estimates use our standard vend prices, a 50/50 revenue split, and the per-load utility costs shown further down this page.

We recommend machines based on your unit count, adjust below if you know your room.
Recommended for 40 units: 8–10 machines
2 is a typical building. Busy rooms run 3–4. 6 is a full-capacity day.
Vend prices (ours by default)
Monthly gross
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Your 50% share
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Est. utilities you cover
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Loads per month
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Your estimated net
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Your monthly net, by machine count

At your current loads-per-day and vend prices. The dot is your selection.

*Estimates, not a quote. Actual results vary with resident count, machine mix, utilization and utility rates. Utility estimate: ≈$0.61 per completed load (water, sewer, electricity, gas).

Per-load economics

Where each $4.25 goes

A completed load is one wash ($2.25) and one dry ($2.00). Here is the whole dollar, out in the open.

You keep ≈ $1.52
Your utilities ≈ $0.61
Art's share (equipment + service) $2.12
DescriptionAmount
Wash revenue$2.25
Dry revenue$2.00
Total gross revenue per completed load$4.25
Property owner share (50% commission)$2.13
Estimated washer utility cost≈ $0.29
Estimated dryer utility cost≈ $0.32
Total estimated utility cost≈ $0.61
Estimated remaining revenue after utilities≈ $1.52 / load

At a standard 50/50 revenue-sharing agreement, you receive ≈$2.13 for every completed wash-and-dry cycle. After the estimated $0.61 in combined water, sewer, electricity and natural gas, your property retains ≈$1.52 per completed load.

Typical performance

Revenue potential by room size

A professionally managed laundry room provides dependable monthly income while increasing the value of your property.

Number of machinesTypical monthly revenue potential*
2–4 machinesUp to $1,800+
5–8 machinesUp to $3,250+
9–12 machinesUp to $4,750+
13–16 machinesUp to $4,150+
17–20 machinesUp to $9,300+
21–30 machinesUp to $10,100+
31–40 machinesUp to $8,600+
41–50 machinesUp to $12,600+

*Gross revenue potential at strong utilization. Every property differs, the calculator above is tuned to your building.

How many machines does your building need?

Apartment unitsRecommended machines (washers + dryers)
1–102
11–204
21–306–8
31–408–10
41–5012–15
51–7515–20
76–10020–28
101–15028–40
151–20040–55
201–30055–80
300+80+ (layout & multiple rooms)
The alternative

Buy it yourself vs. partner with Art's

You can absolutely buy your own machines. Here's what that road actually costs.

Do it yourself

Own the equipment

  • Commercial washer from $1,600+
  • Commercial dryer from $1,400+
  • Single replacement part $500+
  • Parts lead time & finding a tech days of downtime
  • One machine down = ~60 lost loads $200+/mo lost
  • Resident complaints & off-site laundromats on you
Partner with Art's

Revenue share

  • Equipment installed $0 upfront
  • Speed Queen washers & dryers included
  • Preventative maintenance included
  • Repairs, parts & downtime risk ours
  • ShinePay mobile payment included
  • Your share of every load 50%

Every day a machine is out of service means lost revenue and frustrated residents. Our preventative maintenance program exists to keep the room earning.

Want these numbers for your building?

Free assessment. We'll count your units, size the room, and show you the same math with your property's numbers in it.