Active View: Option C · Leaning Toward
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START HERE · THE WHOLE PORTFOLIO IN PLAIN ENGLISH

One operating group, eight customer-facing businesses, and an interactive financial plan you can test live.

Prism Holdings is a South Florida operating group built around eight customer-facing businesses organized into three shared operating pillars: Home & Property Care (1 · Glean Home Services, 2 · Pitstop Mobile Auto, 3 · Simply Tech), Mobility & Commercial Fleet (4 · Foundry Fleet & Commercial, 5 · Obsidian Black, 6 · Vesper Motor Collection), and Digital Growth & Creator Management (7 · Lucent Digital Services, 8 · Novelle Veil). Instead of paying for eight separate back offices, the group shares one Customer Service Representative (CSR) dispatch desk, one fleet maintenance operation, and one digital marketing engine—while funding a full $138,000/yr owner compensation package at Holding against a $660,000 modeled starting capital pool.

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SECTION 1 · UNDERSTANDING THE 4 ROLLOUT OPTIONS BEFORE YOU COMPARE THE NUMBERS

What decision are we evaluating? Comparing Option A, Option B, Option C (Leaning Toward), and the Baseline

If you are reading this plan for the first time, the financial forecast evaluates two practical rollout choices over the 38-month launch horizon (November 2026 – December 2029) against our $660,000 modeled starting capital pool, alongside a pre-optimization reference case:

Q1

How fast do we launch the luxury vehicle fleet?

Do we start conservatively with 2 GMC Yukon Denali SUVs + 1 BMW 530xi sedan and hold the other 3 luxury vehicles until demand is proven at ≥32 booked hours/week for 8 straight weeks (Option A)? Or do we launch the full 6-vehicle fleet from Day 1 backed by Google Local Search, hotel concierge, private aviation terminal (FBO), and business-to-business (B2B) corporate retainer marketing (Options B & C)?

Q2

Do we grow commercial cleaning organically or buy an established route?

Do we grow Glean’s cleaning customers purely organically with zero acquisition debt (Options A & B)? Or do we acquire an established 35-account commercial janitorial route ($550/mo per account = $231,000/yr recurring revenue, financed with 30% down + a 48-month seller note at 7.5%) so Glean starts with immediate commercial route density (Option C)?

Option A · Staged Fleet 2 SUVs + 1 BMW + Organic Cleaning

Includes all 7 operating improvements while staging the fleet. Projected 2029 operating profit: $934,654 ($1,029,369 over 38m). Peak funding need: $537,515 (stays $122,485 below the $660,000 modeled capital pool).

Option B · 6-Car Organic Full 6-Car Fleet + Organic Cleaning

Launches all 6 vehicles with multi-channel marketing and all 7 operating improvements, but zero bought cleaning route. Projected 2029 operating profit: $1,029,121 ($1,209,455 over 38m). Peak funding need: $722,810 ($62,810 additional funding requirement above the $660,000 pool).

Option C · Leaning Toward Full 6-Car Fleet + 35-Acct Route

Pairs the 6-vehicle multi-channel fleet with the 35-account commercial cleaning route. Highest projected 2029 operating profit ($1,126,081; $1,500,335 over 38m) and $887,880 ending pool, with a $761,074 peak funding need ($101,074 additional funding requirement above the $660,000 pool).

Baseline · Reference Case Earlier 6-Car Plan Before 7 Improvements

Baseline is the earlier six-vehicle plan before the seven operating improvements included in Options A, B, and C; it serves as a historical reference case. Without those improvements, projected 38m profit is $217,741 and peak funding reaches $988,057 ($328,057 additional funding requirement).

What are the 7 operating improvements included in Options A, B & C (and absent in the Baseline)? (1) Dedicating Pitstop to internal fleet care in 2027 ($0 retail ad burn) plus B2B lot contracts in 2028–2029; (2) 4x10 peak-window chauffeur shift scheduling (-35% unbooked floor hours); (3) multi-channel 6-car marketing & 14% affiliate overflow; (4) Foundry $2,800/mo B2B shuttle retainers; (5) $399/yr Prism Home Club memberships funding 66.6% of shared Customer Service Representative (CSR) dispatch; (6) Lucent $495 credited AI audits & $297/mo AI Receptionist software; and (7) Simply Tech 25% referral commissions on $2,600 wired Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) security & Wi-Fi installs. Click any option card or top-bar button below to switch the entire site—including Marketing, People & Resources, and all 8 Business Dossiers—to that exact scenario.
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SECTION 2 · INTERACTIVE ROLLOUT STUDIO & SIDE-BY-SIDE COMPARISON

Click any of the 4 rollout presets below—or open the 15 parameter sliders to test your own scenario live

Selecting an option card or dragging any slider recomputes all 38 months through the corporate tax and cash-flow engine ($0 rounding drift) and updates every tab, operating table, and business dossier across the site.

Option C (Leaning Toward)

SIDE-BY-SIDE ROLLOUT COMPARISON MATRIX

How Option A, Option B, Option C (Leaning Toward), Baseline, and Your Active View compare line by line

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Portfolio Metric Your Active View
Option C (Leaning Toward)
Important cash-timing reality: A positive projected 2029 operating profit does not mean the portfolio is cash-positive in every early month. Full-year projected operating profit is negative during the 2-month 2026 startup stub and 2027 ramp, turns positive in 2028 and 2029, and reaches its maximum cumulative cash drawdown in February 2028 for Options A, B, and C (or August 2028 in the pre-optimization Baseline). Compare Option A ($537,515 peak funding need = $122,485 below the $660,000 modeled capital pool) against Option B ($722,810 peak need = $62,810 additional funding requirement), Option C ($761,074 peak need = $101,074 additional funding requirement), and the Baseline ($988,057 peak need = $328,057 additional funding requirement).

WHAT YOUR ACTIVE SELECTION MEANS

Where the plan stands under your active selection

We are leaning toward Option C because pairing the 6-vehicle luxury fleet with a 35-account commercial cleaning route (30% down + 48-month seller note at 7.5%) projects $1,126,081 in 2029 operating profit ($1,500,335 over 38 months) and an ending cash pool of $887,880, with a peak funding need of $761,074 ($101,074 additional funding requirement above the $660,000 modeled capital pool). Switch to Option A ($934,654 projected 2029 operating profit; $537,515 peak funding need) if you prefer to stay $122,485 below the $660,000 modeled pool without an external credit line.

NEXT DECISIONS BEFORE LAUNCH

Four practical gates to resolve before committing capital

  • 1. Additional Funding Requirement vs. Staged Fleet (Option C vs. Option A): Decide whether to arrange a $101,074 working-capital credit facility for Option C’s February 2028 trough, or start with Option A’s 2-SUV staged fleet ($122,485 below the $660,000 modeled capital pool) and unlock SUVs #3–4 only after 8 weeks of proven demand.
  • 2. Glean Commercial Route Diligence (If Choosing Option C): Verify seller tax returns, building access rules, cleaner transferability, and <1.5%/mo account churn before signing any letter of intent on the 35-account route.
  • 3. Certified Public Accountant (CPA) & Retirement Rollover Legal Sign-Off: Have a CPA and Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) counsel confirm the C-Corp tax schedule, Florida Statute 212.05 intercompany lease registration, and $330,000 Rollover for Business Startups (ROBS) retirement-funding qualification.
  • 4. 30-to-60-Day Paid Channel Pilots: Run small, measured pilots for Lucent’s $495 AI Audit, Obsidian’s search and FBO concierge demand, and Glean/Home Club neighborhood conversion before scaling monthly ad spend.

SECTION 3 · HOW THE 8 BUSINESSES FIT TOGETHER ACROSS 3 SHARED PILLARS

Explore the 3 operating pillars, open all 8 live customer websites, or jump to their 6-part dossiers

Every brand below has a live customer-facing website deployed on Cloudflare Pages and a standardized 6-part business dossier on the 8 Businesses tab, numbered 1 through 8 in pillar order.

Explore All 8 Business Dossiers →

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