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PriceUp Ltd · Partnership Strategy · Prepared for G. Eastwood · July 2026

Slow build. Real equity. No burnout.

This is the working plan for PriceUp over the next 3–5 years: what we're building, how we grow it, what your 20% is worth earning, and the pace we've deliberately chosen. Everything here is on the table for discussion before we put it in a shareholders' agreement.

The Thesis why this works

PriceUp is live, production-ready, and costs almost nothing to run — margins sit around 97%. That means it doesn't need a launch spike, a content machine, or paid ads to survive. It needs a steady trickle of tradespeople who see it, try it, and show it to the next trade on site.

The product has its own growth loop built in: every quote sent via WhatsApp puts PriceUp in front of a customer and every trade that customer talks to. Our job is to seed that loop, not to out-shout the big brands. Voice-first is our wedge — the incumbents treat it as a feature; we make it the whole pitch.

The Numbers what "working" looks like

CheckpointSubscribersMRRWhat it proves
Month 6~30–40~£1KPeople pay and stay
Month 12~80~£2KThe share loop compounds
Month 24~160~£4KHalfway — business is self-sustaining
Month 36–48~400~£10KDecision window: hold the income or sell
Company target£400–500K valuationat a standard 3–4× ARR multiple
That's roughly 20 net new subscribers a month at steady state — deliberately achievable with the cadence below. 30–40% of revenue reinvests into growth (ads tests, App Store, product); the rest builds in the company.

Your 20% — Earn-In Schedule milestones, not promises

TrancheEquityUnlocked when
1 — Launch5%Launch content library delivered + app live on the App Store
2 — Proof5%£1,000 MRR sustained for a full month
3 — Traction5%£3,000 MRR sustained for a full month
4 — Scale5%£7,500 MRR sustained for a full month
Full stake20%At a £500K exit, 20% = £100,000
Shares issued in PriceUp Ltd with standard terms: tranches vest on the milestone, with a leaver clause if either of us steps away. Revenue share on subscriptions runs alongside — exact % to agree together. Remaining equity is held by the founder and a small advisory allocation.

The Cadence deliberately slow

What we do

  • 1–2 filming days per month — trade counters, sites, real conversations
  • Market research first, content second: every outing = feedback + footage
  • Bank a content library, launch when it's ready — not on a calendar
  • TikTok-first: raw beats produced for this audience
  • Review together monthly; December 2026 = go/no-go on pushing harder

What we don't do

  • No "post 30 days straight" machine
  • No paid ads until organic proves the message (then small, tracked tests)
  • No growth targets that require anyone working nights
  • No spending ahead of revenue — the company funds its own growth
  • No launch until the funnel converts end-to-end

Who Does What

AreaOwnerCovers
Product & techJasonApp, infrastructure, billing, App Store, support systems
Content & brandGeorgeFilming, edits, TikTok/socials, on-camera direction
Face of itJason on cameraTrade conversations, demos — George shoots and shapes
Strategy & accountsAdvisoryKept light — monthly sense-check, books done properly

Next 60 Days first moves

  1. Incorporate PriceUp Ltd and paper this agreement — clean from day one Jason
  2. Fix the one outstanding billing bug before any traffic lands Jason
  3. ScrewFix head-office sign-off for filming — and pitch the content partnership angle while we're at it Jason
  4. Filming day #1 at the trade counter — research framing, camera rolling Both
  5. App Store listing live: screenshots, copy, review prompts Both
  6. Agree the monthly review slot — same day each month, 30 minutes Both