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Edgify Financial Model

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Edge AI computer vision software that identifies non-barcoded produce at retail point-of-sale, trained locally on the device without cloud dependency.

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Edgify delivers edge AI software that identifies non-barcoded produce on existing retail point-of-sale hardware. The model trains locally from customer transactions, then shares weights across a store's devices without uploading store data to the cloud.

It supports cashier lanes, self-checkout, and PC scales, with a one-day-to-two-week integration followed by a four-to-six-week training phase. Edgify claims 99.98% recognition accuracy, 0.006-second recognition speed, and checkout-time reductions of up to 75%.

The ARR model is built around chain contracts, stores, and PoS devices, with a revenue ramp while each site learns. It tests sales-cycle length, devices per store, implementation capacity, device licensing, churn, expansion, software margins, engineering and sales staffing, cash burn, and runway.

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About Edgify

edgify.ai
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Total raised
$6.5M
Funding round
Seed
Founded
2020
Category
AI/ML
Customer
B2B
Geography
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A complete walkthrough of the business, drivers, and assumptions behind the downloadable Edgify model - distilled from its pitch deck and publicly available information.

Product & value proposition

Edge AI software that runs on existing retail PoS hardware (lane cashier, self-checkout, PC scale) and uses computer vision to identify fresh produce (fruit & veg, bakery, fresh produce) without barcodes. Key differentiator: the model trains itself locally on each device using real customer transactions, then shares model weights (not data) across all PoS units in a store and across stores - no cloud upload required. Accuracy claimed: 99.98% / "100% over time".

Three deployment use cases:

  1. Lane PoS (cashier)
  2. Self-Checkout (SCO)
  3. PC Scale (F&V / Dairy)

Implementation timeline:

  • Software integration: 1 day – 2 weeks (remote, no new infrastructure)
  • Dormant/training phase: 4–6 weeks
  • Active phase launch: 1 week
  • Results review: 1 hour

Two proprietary IP components:

  • Edgify Edge Training Loop - software loop that trains on any edge device with minimal processing overhead
  • Edgify Collaborative Controller - aggregates models from all edge devices, combines into optimised model, redistributes

Traction & metrics

Quantitative performance claims (product, not financial):

  • Accuracy (market standard baseline): 65%
  • Accuracy (Edgify): 99.98%
  • Checkout time reduction: up to 75%
  • Recognition speed: 0.006 seconds per item
  • Time to full produce recognition in store: ~30 days of shopping

Competition / moat

Competitive framing vs. cloud-based computer vision:

  • Incumbents require millions of images sent to cloud for training; costly AI infrastructure and ongoing retraining.
  • Edgify: trains on-device, no data leaves the store, continuous retraining on actual store conditions (lighting, angles, produce freshness stages), no cloud costs.
  • Moat claims: on-device federated/distributed learning eliminates cloud dependency; proprietary collaborative controller IP; privacy-by-design (no data transfer); model improves automatically per store conditions.

No named competitors called out.

Recommended financial model

  • Archetype + why: B2B SaaS ARR model with a per-device / per-store subscription unit. The product is software deployed on existing hardware - recurring licensing is the natural monetisation. The key value metric is number of PoS devices (or stores) under contract, making a seat/device-based SaaS ARR model the right archetype.
  • Forecast horizon & granularity: 3 years monthly (Year 1–2) then annual (Year 3); monthly granularity needed to model ramp from dormant → active phase (~6–8 weeks per deployment) and cohort-based ARR recognition.
  • Key drivers & assumptions:
DriverValue
Average PoS devices per store5–10
Annual license fee per device$X (unknown)
Average store count at contract signing (chain deal)10–50 stores
Sales cycle length3–6 months
Dormant + active phase ramp (weeks to revenue)6–9 weeks per site
Gross margin (software only, no hardware COGS)70–80%
Logo churn (annual)5–10%
Net revenue retention105–115%
Implementation/onboarding fee (one-time)small relative to ARR
Checkout time reduction driving ROI for customer75%
  • Scenarios (Base / Bull / Bear - which variables flex):
  • Base: Moderate enterprise deal velocity; 1–2 chain deals per quarter in Year 1; device count mid-range.
  • Bull: Faster chain penetration (3–4 deals/quarter); higher device count per store; upsell to PC scale units.
  • Bear: Long sales cycles (9–12 months); pilot-heavy before conversion; low initial device count commitments.
  • Primary flex variables: new logos signed per quarter, avg devices per contract, ACV per device, ramp time to active phase.
  • Required sheets / outputs:
  1. Assumptions dashboard (all drivers in one place)
  2. ARR build (new ARR, expansion ARR, churned ARR, net new ARR, closing ARR - by cohort/quarter)
  3. Revenue schedule (MRR → recognised revenue, accounting for dormant ramp period)
  4. P&L (Revenue, gross profit, S&M, R&D, G&A, EBITDA)
  5. Headcount plan (sales, implementation, engineering)
  6. Cash / runway (if raise size known - currently not in deck)
  7. Scenario toggle (Base / Bull / Bear)

Frequently asked

Is the Edgify financial model free?+

Yes. The Edgify model is a free Excel (.xlsx) download with live formulas. Sign up with your email and the workbook is yours to keep, review, and edit.

What's included in the model?+

A 5-year monthly forecast with P&L, cash flow and runway, valuation (exit multiple plus a DCF cross-check), MOIC/IRR returns, and unit economics, with live formulas throughout.

How was this model built?+

It was built from Edgify's pitch deck and publicly available information, then structured to investment-banking standards as a fully editable Excel model.

Can I change the assumptions?+

Yes. You can change assumptions and the live formulas will recalculate in the downloadable Excel model.

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