Getting In

What it takes to get started with SkyPSI.

You get started for $3,000 a month. Building the rest of the business around it is the real work, and this page is the high-level look at both halves.

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Commercial building facade during aerial exterior cleaning
$3K / MOWhere a SkyPSI Operator starts

$3K/MO

Where it starts

The flight kit, the training, the support, and the demand behind it.

THE B2

Apellix Power Wash B2

A commercial flight kit placed with your business and backed by SkyPSI.

~$90,000

All in from scratch

Most of it is your own rig, insurance, licensing, and early runway.

FAR LESS

If you already run one

Keep the rig, the crew, and the customers your business already has.

What You Get

Get started for $3k a month.

One monthly number carries the whole package. The equipment, the instruction to run it, the people behind it, help finding customers, and real commercial work.

  • +The Apellix Power Wash B2 flight kit, placed with your business
  • +Manufacturer flight instruction plus hands-on commercial cleaning training
  • +Front-line support, loaner assurance, and the spare parts behind the kit
  • +A weekly working session with SkyPSI's marketing manager to build demand
  • +Placed commercial work through SkyPSI's network, starting with one paid job

One commercial job is guaranteed and paid separately after qualification. Suitable later work may be offered as SkyPSI wins more property contracts, and its volume, value, location, and timing are not guaranteed.

Getting Into It

What it costs to get into it.

Starting from scratch, plan on roughly $90,000 all in to reach your first job. Most of that is your own side of the business: the ground rig and trailer, water, chemicals, insurance, your Part 107, launch marketing, and a few months of runway.

If you already run a cleaning, pressure washing, or service business, you keep what you own and you need far less. The rig, the crew, and the customers are already there. What you are short is height.

Want the line-by-line planning budget? Read the startup cost and SBA loan guide.

Funding Your Side

The bank decides, not us.

Operators fund their side with savings, an SBA 7(a) small loan through a participating bank, or equipment financing against the rig and trailer. SkyPSI is not a lender or a broker.

Your Move

Know what it takes. Go build it.

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