Operating Costs of Pet Aquamation Machines
As a manufacturer of aquamation machines, we’ve developed a technology that is energy-efficient and cost-effective. Below is an estimate of the average operating cost per process:
Component
Estimated Cost per Process
Electricity (10–15 kWh)
USD 1.20 – USD 1.80
Water (200–300 liters)
USD 0.20 – USD 0.30
Alkaline solution
USD 1.50 – USD 2.00
Maintenance & wear parts
USD 1.00 – USD 1.50
Labor (per session)
USD 3.00 – USD 5.00
Total Operational Cost
USD 6.90 – USD 10.60
Prices may vary depending on electricity and water rates in each city across Thailand and Vietnam.
Profit-Loss Simulation for an Aquamation Business
Let’s compare the potential daily revenue and expenses based on 3 processes per day:
Revenue Assumptions:
- Aquamation service fee per pet: USD 80 – USD 150 (depending on size & package)
- Average daily revenue (3 processes): USD 240 – USD 450
Daily Expense Assumptions:
- Operational costs (3 processes): USD 21 – USD 32
- Staff wages per day: USD 20 – USD 30
- Fixed costs (rent, promotion, etc.): USD 10 – USD 20
- Total daily costs: USD 51 – USD 82
Estimated Daily Profit:
USD 189 – USD 398
- Over 30 days, this could generate a monthly profit of USD 5,670 – USD 11,940
Why This Business Model Works in Thailand & Vietnam
Eco-Lifestyle Support
Green initiatives are gaining attention among urban communities.
Increasing Pet Ownership
Pet ownership is rising rapidly across both countries.
Rising Fuel Costs for Traditional Cremation
Gas or diesel is becoming more expensive, making fire cremation less attractive.
Aquamation is Energy-Efficient and Pollution-Free
The system uses less energy, produces no smoke, and is more acceptable in urban areas.