Aug. 27 at 12:17 AM
$SPCB
So for modeling SPCB, I would use:
7–9 months to recover cost of a bracelet.
The most useful new evidence is an actual 2025 county bid sheet where SuperCom quoted
$2.69 per active GPS unit per day. The same bid lists a
$500 charge for a lost/damaged SuperCom ankle monitor and
$25 for a charger. That
$500 is not necessarily SuperCom’s manufacturing cost, but it gives us a useful upper-bound proxy for the economic value/cost of the hardware.
At
$2.69/day, one continuously active unit produces:
$2.69 × 365 = about
$982/year of revenue.
SPCB’s companywide gross margin recently reached about 60%, and management says U.S. recurring monitoring revenue carries particularly attractive margins because the platform and support infrastructure are centralized.
So at a 60% contribution/gross margin:
$982 × 60% ≈
$589 of annual gross profit per active unit.
Source :
https://www.kentoncountyky.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Item/5917?fileID=8184&utm_source=chatgpt.com
