Impact report
Laundry locker impact report: a single Texas laundromat
1 location, 6 locker doors, and what the transaction data shows about unstaffed wash and fold.
$6,478.59
confirmed revenue from 156 paid orders
80.1%
of paid orders came from repeat customers
1 / 6
location and locker doors
Executive summary
A laundromat in Texas runs 6 locker doors at 1 location and has collected $6,478.59 in confirmed revenue across 156 paid orders. Repeat customers placed 80.1% of those orders, which shows a single location can build a base of regular wash and fold users.
The baseline
A staffed counter limits a laundromat to the hours someone is present, so orders that arrive outside those hours sit unhandled and after-hours calls go unanswered. Every added hour of coverage means added labor.
The catalyst
The laundromat installed 6 locker doors at 1 location. Together they handled 156 paid orders.
The impact, by the numbers
$6,478.59
total confirmed revenue from 156 paid orders
$44.99
average order value across 144 orders with a recorded amount; median $33.96
49
unique paying customers; 18 of them (36.7%) came back to order again
125 of 156
paid orders came from returning customers, which is 80.1%
6 doors, 1 location
carried all 156 paid orders
The takeaway
Repeat use is the number that matters here: 80.1% of paid orders came from returning customers, and 6 locker doors at 1 location handled all 156 orders. That is the pattern that lets a laundromat scale wash and fold revenue without adding labor cost for each new order.
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