Money

P&L, forecast and pricing

This is the unit's contribution: net revenue minus direct labor, freelance and tools. Group overhead isn't allocated, so it's a management view, not accounting profit.

Levers

Nothing here changes the plan. Pick a starting point, then adjust.

Same team and rates, more work from existing and new clients.

$128k loaded cost and ~$100k billable revenue each in year one.

Applies to all fees at renewal.

Removes freelance hours first. Adds tool cost.

Share of the remaining freelance absorbed by the team.

FY27 revenue
$9.98M
+16% vs FY26
Contribution
$4.56M
+$1.03M
Margin
45.7%
Target 42%

FY26 forecast → FY27 scenario

$k

LineFY26FY27Change
Net revenue86309984+1354
Direct labor42424646+404
Freelance615385-230
Tools & AI249394+145
Contribution35244558+1034

Assumes 3.5% labor inflation and that tools grow 15% plus $6k per automation point. Automation savings hit freelance first because it is the most flexible cost.