Chris Koerner breaks down a zipline business in northwest Arkansas that does 10 to 100 customers a day at $74 per person. On 66 acres with four to six staff, it hits low seven-figure revenue with roughly 30% net margins and breaks even at 17 customers daily.
Oh what's that? How often do I stay up late wondering how much profit a zipline business makes? Every night. And I know you do too. So I went to one last week in northwest Arkansas and I asked all the questions I dared to ask and here are all the answers. This place on a slow day serves 10 customers. Busy day 100 customers. They charge $74 per person. They're open seven days per week, 280 days per year. They are on 66 acres which today in northwest Arkansas would cost about 470,000 doll their assets zip lines, a couple buses and a 4x4 back of the napkin. Math tells me this is a low seven figure business with 30% net margins. Break even would be about 17 customers a day, four to six employees working at any given time. I just love this business. I love zipline business, I love tourist business and if you're obsessed with businesses like I am, follow me for more info. Like this.
