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Sales Projection — Seasonal $1.2M Model

A unit-countable annual sales model that acknowledges retractables and VistaView are seasonal February–September products, rather than pretending every channel sells at the same volume all 12 months. Every target is expressed as a countable number of screens, doors and accounts.

$1.2M

Annual sales target (2027)

~8,400

Screens & doors projected / yr

8

Proven revenue engines

This model is more defensible because it doesn't force an unrealistic number onto one product. It distributes the target across channels Bloombug is already selling, and it's honest about seasonality — lower winter revenue, a ramp beginning in February, Windsor kicking in during March, and peak spring/summer months.

Where we are → where we're going

Current vs 2027 target, by channel

A side-by-side of what each revenue engine produces today versus the 2027 projection. Two channels and one new category are net-new; the rest scale proven, already-selling products.

Revenue engineCurrentCurrent annualized2027 targetGrowth
Retail Window Screens~73 / month$70,080$300,0004.3×
Retail PSDS~20 / month$67,200$240,0003.6×
Windsor PlywoodNew channel$124,000New
Morning Star60 / month (contracted)$43,200$43,200Steady
New B2B / Builder AccountsNew category$195,360New
Retractables10 sold to date$5,690$91,040Scale
VistaView1 sold to date$2,700$86,400Scale
Blinds~$5K / yr$5,000$120,00024×
TOTAL~$15K / mo run rate$193,870$1,200,0006.2×

Current annualized reflects each channel's present run rate (Morning Star contracted through December; retractables & VistaView shown as units sold to date). The ~$15K/month core recurring run rate plus lumpy higher-ticket sales annualize to roughly $193,870 today.

Today

$193,870

Annualized run rate · ~$15K / month core recurring

2027 target

$1,200,000

8 proven revenue engines · seasonal model

The model we'd actually pitch

Annual revenue mix — by the unit

Revenue engineUnits / yearAnnual target
Retail Window Screens3,750 screens / yr$300,000
Retail PSDS857 doors / yr$240,000
Windsor Plywood3,100 screens / yr$124,000
Morning Star720 screens / yr$43,200
New B2B / Builder / Property Mgmt~7+ new accounts$195,360
Retractables160 units / yr$91,040
VistaView / Large Openings32 systems / yr$86,400
Blinds~48 projects / yr$120,000
TOTAL$1,200,000

How the $1.2M splits

45 / 30 / 15 / 10

Roughly 45% core retail screens & doors, 30% wholesale/B2B, 15% retractables & VistaView, and 10% blinds.

45%

Core retail screens & doors

$540,000

30%

Wholesale / B2B

$362,560

15%

Retractables & VistaView

$177,440

10%

Blinds

$120,000

What has to physically happen

Each channel, countable

Every target is a number of screens, doors, systems or accounts — not just a dollar figure an investor has to take on faith.

Retail Window Screens

Target: $300,000

The math

$300,000 ÷ $80 = 3,750 screens — ≈ 312 / month

Why it's defensible

Currently ~73/month. A ~4× scale driven by marketing, sales capacity and production — not a new product.

Retail PSDS

Target: $240,000

The math

$240,000 ÷ $280 = 857 patio doors — ≈ 71 / month

Why it's defensible

Scaling the existing ~20/month base across retail and wholesale channels.

Windsor Plywood

Target: $124,000

The math

100 screens / week × 31 weeks × $40 = $124,000

Why it's defensible

Seasonal — March through September only. A scalable repeatable B2B channel across 55 stores.

Morning Star

Target: $43,200

The math

60 screens / month × $60 × 12 = $43,200

Why it's defensible

The proof-of-concept B2B account, already contracted through December.

New B2B / Builder / Property Mgmt

Target: $195,360

The math

Replicate the Morning Star model across ~7 new substantial accounts

Why it's defensible

The Morning Star and Windsor models are far more scalable than acquiring hundreds of individual retail customers.

Retractables

Target: $91,040

The math

20 / month × 8 months × $569 = $91,040

Why it's defensible

Seasonal — February through September. 10 already sold, so not an untested product.

VistaView / Large Openings

Target: $86,400

The math

4 / month × 8 months × $2,700 = $86,400

Why it's defensible

Seasonal — February through September. One $2,700 VistaView ≈ 34 standard $80 screens in revenue.

Blinds

Target: $120,000

The math

$10,000 / month — 4 projects × $2,500 average

Why it's defensible

Kept conservative from current ~$5K. Defensible at roughly one project per week.

January – December 2027

The seasonal month-by-month forecast

Lower winter revenue, the ramp beginning in February, Windsor kicking in during March, peak spring/summer months, and the business reaching $1.2M by December.

Monthly revenue

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Cumulative revenue — reaching $1.2M by December

Jan
$48,600
$48,600/mo
Feb
$130,380
$81,780/mo
Mar
$246,160
$115,780/mo
Apr
$371,940
$125,780/mo
May
$504,720
$132,780/mo
Jun
$639,500
$134,780/mo
Jul
$776,280
$136,780/mo
Aug
$910,060
$133,780/mo
Sep
$1,037,840
$127,780/mo
Oct
$1,109,440
$71,600/mo
Nov
$1,159,040
$49,600/mo
Dec
$1,200,000
$40,960/mo
Full-year total$1,200,000
Jan

Lowest month — winter, no seasonal products. Core retail + Morning Star + blinds only.

Feb

Ramp begins. Retractables & VistaView return for the season.

Mar

Windsor Plywood kicks in across 55 stores through September.

May–Jul

Peak spring/summer — the highest-revenue months of the year.

Oct–Dec

Seasonal channels wind down; retail, B2B and blinds carry the winter.

Why this model is defensible

Bloombug's $1.2M plan is not dependent on inventing a new product. It puts capital behind distribution, sales, production capacity and marketing to scale products Bloombug is already selling. Every revenue channel already has evidence it works — and every target is expressed as a countable number of screens, doors, systems or accounts an investor can pressure-test.

"Bloombug's objective is to produce $1.2 million in annual sales across eight proven revenue engines, with seasonal retractable and VistaView sales concentrated February through September."