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Sectors

Your trade, one unit at a time.

A drop, a basket, a pallet, a cover. Every trade has one unit that decides whether you make money. We follow yours from what it earns to what you keep, and set it beside par.

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One unit

What one unit leaves you, trade by trade

Each bar is what a sample business keeps from one unit of sale, beside par for its trade.

Sample · Five businesses, one in each trade
Ten trades

One question, asked of every trade

What does one unit leave you? Your trade sets the unit. Your numbers set the answer.

4%

Kept from one unit of sale

Par for the same trade is three times that.

Kept from one unit, share of its price

  • 3PL and warehouses5%PAR 11%
  • Last-mile fleets4%PAR 12%
  • Retail chains3%PAR 8%
  • Grocery and quick commerce2%PAR 7%
  • Restaurants and delivery6%PAR 14%

Of every hundred fils you bill

You keep 4Par 12

  • 4% to 12%Kept from one unit
  • 10Trades, one page each
  • 1Unit to follow

Find your trade

Ten trades. Open the one closest to yours.

Your position

Who holds your customer and your delivery

Your trade sets the unit. Your position sets how much of it you keep.

Sample · A restaurant business
Own or rent

What you own and what you rent

Sell through someone else's app and you rent your customer. Deliver on someone else's wheels and you rent your service. We show you how much of each you own.

22%

Of your orders come through channels you own

The rest you rent, order by order.

Of every hundred orders

Through your own channels 22Par 55

Of every hundred deliveries

On wheels you control 35Par 70

  • 27%Commission on a rented order
  • BD 3.400To win one order
  • 61%Orders from marketplaces

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Bring last month. Leave with a score.

Sit down with Qasim Abbas. One table, your numbers, and a clear read on where you stand against par.