SAVRR Revenue Model

Revenue Streams

Savrr generates revenue through multiple complementary channels, ensuring a diversified and sustainable business model.

1. Platform Transaction Fees

Savrr charges a small, transparent fee on all investments made through the platform.

• Fractional Investment Fee: A percentage of each investment contributed by users toward co-ownership of assets.

• Example: If a user invests $1,000 in a property, a 1–2% transaction fee applies, generating $10–$20 for Savrr.

• This fee covers platform operations, maintenance, and investor support services.

2. Asset Management Fees

Savrr may actively manage the assets on behalf of investors, generating management fees based on asset value.

• Annual Management Fee: A percentage of the total value of the asset under management (AUM).

• Example: If a property valued at $1M is co-owned, a 1% annual management fee yields $10,000 per year for Savrr.

• This incentivizes Savrr to maintain high-quality assets and ensure optimal returns for investors.

3. Performance-Based Revenue

Savrr can earn a portion of profits generated from asset sales or rental income.

• Profit Share: Savrr receives a pre-agreed percentage of net returns when assets are sold or when rental income is distributed.

• Example: If a co-owned property generates $50,000 in net rental income annually, and Savrr takes 10%, this yields $5,000 for the platform.

• This aligns the platform’s incentives with the investors’ success.

4. Subscription and Premium Services

Savrr offers optional premium services to enhance user experience and provide added value:

• Premium Analytics: Advanced insights on investment performance and market trends.

• Priority Access: Early access to high-value or exclusive assets.

• White-Glove Services: Personalized investment assistance for high-net-worth users.

• Revenue is generated via subscription fees or one-time charges for these services.

5. Partnership & Affiliate Revenue

Savrr partners with service providers such as insurance companies, property management firms, and fintech service providers:

• Referral Fees: Revenue from partners for referrals or integrated services.

• Example: When a property is insured via Savrr’s partner, the platform receives a commission from the insurer.

6. Token Utility Revenue

If Savrr incorporates a utility token ($SAVRR), revenue can also be generated through token-based mechanisms:

• Transaction Fees Paid in Tokens: Users can pay for investments, fees, or subscriptions using $SAVRR.

• Buyback & Burn Mechanism: Part of platform fees collected in tokens is used to buy back and Stake SAVRR, increasing scarcity and value for token holders.