Prices are built from the full cost of producing Levia and running the service, plus a margin. Two offers: a single service, where Levia pays the water, detergent and electricity, and a continuous plan for offices that keep Levia, where the customer supplies those products, so the price is lower. All figures are estimates for discussion: open “Assumptions” to change any of them and every table updates.
Robot lifetime years, Hub years. One robot cleans up to m² per night (vacuum, wash and UV).
Consumables (water, detergent, electricity) cost about per m² per clean. In the single service Levia pays them; in the continuous plan the customer does.
Single service: one night of cleaning, including transport, setup, 3D scan and all products. Continuous plan: cleaning every working night ( nights a year), robot, Hub, app, maintenance and updates included; products supplied by the customer. Benchmark: routine office cleaning in Paris and Île-de-France, €14–22 per m² per year.
Levia is capital-intensive at the start: we build the robots and keep them on our balance sheet, then earn back the cost through the service. Equity funds development and launch; the installed fleet is financed with leasing or asset-backed debt.
Typical customer: m², continuous plan 36 months.
€9.5M to build, certify and launch in France (pre-seed, seed, Series A), plus about €11M in a Series B to reach break-even. The robots placed at customers (about 3,500 by 2040, roughly €24.5M of hardware at €7,000 each) are not paid with equity: they are financed with leasing or asset-backed loans and repaid by the monthly fees, since each installation pays back its hardware in about 22 months.
Installations at customers: . Average building m² on the 36-month plan. Company fixed costs (team, R&D, offices, sales) included.
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