How to actually know your per-car profit

This is placeholder content for illustration only. Gross earnings feel great until you subtract the loan payment, the insurance, the cleaning, the tires, and the trip that ended with a detailing bill. Two cars can earn the same and return wildly different profit.

Unit economics is simply the discipline of attributing every cost to the car that caused it. Once each expense and service log is tied to a vehicle, the picture sharpens: profit per car, per month, and per mile.

StableOne builds this view for you as the agent files expenses. Recurring costs like loans and insurance are amortized across the period they cover, so a single annual premium does not distort one month.

When you can see which cars carry the fleet and which quietly drain it, decisions get easier: which to sell, which to duplicate, and which to retire before the next major service.