TX
Houston, Texas
Reference unit — model corridor performance for the network.
- Type
- Gas Station Counter
- Setup
- $165,000
- Daily net
- $450 – $1,200
- Payback
- 24 mo target
- Operator
- Self-managed
Investor seats4/4
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Investor Deployment Room
Step inside the opportunity before you fund it.
The Ölmez Investor Deployment Room lets investors explore a SHAWARMA TIME gas-station restaurant unit before deployment. View the location, inspect the counter, understand the kitchen, review staffing, study the numbers, and follow the launch from opportunity to opening day. This is not a brochure — it is a controlled investment inspection layer.
See the unit
Hotspot inspection
AFFAREM
Control layer
Distribution
Twice weekly
Product name
Shawarma Time Starter Investment Room
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1 — Opportunity map
Visible across the U.S., status-first.
Ten corridor locations with their real deployment status. Each card opens the unit type, the capital window, and the operator model.
Available
5
Under Review
2
Reserved
1
Deployed
2
Houston, TX · DeployedOrlando, FL · AvailableCharlotte, NC · AvailableChicago, IL · Under ReviewLas Vegas, NV · AvailablePhoenix, AZ · DeployedAtlanta, GA · ReservedDallas, TX · AvailableTampa, FL · AvailableNashville, TN · Under ReviewDeployed
FL
Orlando, Florida
I-4 tourist corridor + Disney secondary traffic pattern.
- Type
- Compact Shop
- Setup
- $148,000
- Daily net
- $380 – $980
- Payback
- 26 mo target
- Operator
- Manager-hired
Investor seats1/4
NC
Charlotte, North Carolina
Banking-belt commuter corridor with predictable lunch volume.
- Type
- Gas Station Counter
- Setup
- $155,000
- Daily net
- $420 – $1,050
- Payback
- 25 mo target
- Operator
- SevetTeam LiveOps
Investor seats0/4
IL
Chicago, Illinois
I-90 freight corridor; densest captive lunch market in the deck.
- Type
- Compact Shop
- Setup
- $172,000
- Daily net
- $500 – $1,300
- Payback
- 23 mo target
- Operator
- Manager-hired
Investor seats2/4
NV
Las Vegas, Nevada
24-hour traffic, late-night premium, drive-through enabled.
- Type
- Drive-Through Ready
- Setup
- $185,000
- Daily net
- $520 – $1,400
- Payback
- 22 mo target
- Operator
- SevetTeam LiveOps
Investor seats1/4
AZ
Phoenix, Arizona
Operating reference for the Southwest sun-belt format.
- Type
- Gas Station Counter
- Setup
- $160,000
- Daily net
- $430 – $1,050
- Payback
- 25 mo target
- Operator
- Self-managed
Investor seats4/4
GA
Atlanta, Georgia
Reserved by the second Texas-corridor partner; one seat left.
- Type
- Compact Shop
- Setup
- $152,000
- Daily net
- $400 – $1,000
- Payback
- 26 mo target
- Operator
- Manager-hired
Investor seats3/4
TX
Dallas, Texas
I-35 sister site to Houston; same supply line, shared coach.
- Type
- Gas Station Counter
- Setup
- $158,000
- Daily net
- $440 – $1,150
- Payback
- 24 mo target
- Operator
- SevetTeam LiveOps
Investor seats0/4
FL
Tampa, Florida
Coastal tourist + commuter mix; slower ramp, stable plateau.
- Type
- Compact Shop
- Setup
- $145,000
- Daily net
- $370 – $920
- Payback
- 27 mo target
- Operator
- Manager-hired
Investor seats1/4
TN
Nashville, Tennessee
Freight + leisure overlay; drive-through pilot for the Mid-South.
- Type
- Drive-Through Ready
- Setup
- $170,000
- Daily net
- $460 – $1,150
- Payback
- 24 mo target
- Operator
- SevetTeam LiveOps
Investor seats0/4
2 — Zoom in
Inspect the unit before it opens.
Move from the forecourt to the counter, the kitchen line, and the AFFAREM dashboard. Select any hotspot — the business logic opens with numbers.
View · Counter Floor
This is not a 360 walkthrough or a digital twin — it is intentionally an inspection panel. The goal is not spectacle; it is to turn every surface into decision-grade information.
3 — Deployment plan
Six phases from opportunity to opening day.
Every phase has an owner, a calendar, and concrete deliverables. The investor sees the AFFAREM file and LiveOps notes at each stage.
01 Week 0 – 2
Opportunity Review
Investor signs the inspection NDA and reviews the unit dossier with the desk.
- Location selected from the deployment map
- Gas station agreement reviewed
- Traffic estimate and captive share checked
- Investor model selected (starter / operator / growth)
- Initial cost range confirmed
02 Week 2 – 5
Design & Approval
The unit is laid out, costed, and approved against the SHAWARMA TIME system spec.
- Shop layout and counter design
- Menu board and signage approval
- Equipment list locked
- Team structure approved
- AFFAREM control layer provisioned
03 Week 5 – 11
Build & Setup
Construction, equipment install, and the brand build-out happen on a single coordinated track.
- Construction and millwork
- Kitchen equipment installation
- Branding and façade installation
- POS, CCTV, and AFFAREM hardware setup
- Inventory load and supplier onboarding
- Team hiring and contracts
04 Week 11 – 13
Training
DISCIPLINA runs the operator certification on the live unit before any customer is served.
- Food preparation masterclass
- Customer service standards
- Opening / closing checklists
- Hygiene and cold-chain discipline
- Cash and AFFAREM reporting
- Smart Discipline Score baseline
05 Week 13 – 15
Soft Launch
The unit opens with a limited menu and controlled hours so the team and the system stabilise together.
- Limited menu live
- Controlled hours and capacity
- Daily branch report posted to investors
- Customer feedback loop open
- Waste and labour review every 48 hours
- Captain-led team correction
06 Week 15 onward
Full Launch
Marketing activation goes live and the unit enters the AFFAREM steady-state cadence.
- Marketing activation across local channels
- Google Maps and review-platform setup
- Local advertising spend live
- Opening event with corridor partners
- LiveOps monitoring on permanent rotation
- Twice-weekly investor distribution active
4 — Calculator
Read three scenarios side by side.
There is no fixed return. The calculator is a planning window only — read no projection as a commitment.
Choose your scenario
Planning view
No fixed return. Every number is conditional on actual unit performance and reconciliation.
Scenario window
Daily net · $500
Distribution · Tuesday & Friday
5 — Starter position
Start smaller. Enter earlier. Grow with the unit.
Lower the fear, not the discipline. A starter position gives you a learning path that upgrades into a full seat — or into the next unit.
Inspection Position
$5,000
The smallest entry that still grants AFFAREM read access for one operating unit, twice-weekly distribution, and a learning seat in the branch group.
Responsibility
Read-only. No operating role. Eligible to upgrade after one full distribution cycle.
→ $10K micro-stake or $25K co-seat after observing two distribution cycles.
Micro-Stake
$10,000
A meaningful starter share. AFFAREM read + branch group voting + twice-weekly distribution. Still no operating role required.
Responsibility
Vote in branch-group decisions. Receive performance briefings.
→ $25K co-seat or upgrade to the full $30K investor seat.
Co-Seat
$25,000
Half of a full investor seat. Suitable for partners or first-time investors stepping into the four-investor structure together.
Responsibility
Shared seat with a vetted co-investor. Joint LiveOps briefings.
→ Convert to a full $30K seat as soon as one opens.
Full Investor Seat
$30,000
One of the four-investor seats in a unit. Choice of three operating models — shift manager, hired manager, or LiveOps-controlled passive seat.
Responsibility
Active or LiveOps-supervised. Full AFFAREM file access.
→ Reinvest into the next deployment unit when this one stabilises.
Four-investor model
One unit. Four investor seats.
Each investor picks one role. You are not buying a dream — you are entering an operating responsibility.
Investor + Shift Manager
You hold a seat and you run a shift. Your Smart Discipline Score is part of your investor record.
Best fit · First-generation operators who want hands-on control of the asset.
Investor + Hired Manager
You hold a seat and pay for a vetted manager to cover the operating responsibility on your behalf.
Best fit · Investors who want operational accountability without on-floor work.
Passive + LiveOps Control
Approved only after SevetTeam vets the manager and the LiveOps monitoring layer is fully provisioned.
Best fit · Capital-only partners; subject to approval, not the default route.
6 — AFFAREM
Your account moves with the rhythm of the restaurant.
AFFAREM is the serious layer. The visual tour attracts; AFFAREM closes. Every unit posts daily sales, COGS, staff cost, station share, management fees, reserve deduction, and the net distributable amount into the Investor Account.
Distributions are reviewed and released after sales reconciliation, operating costs, branch reserves, management fees, and applicable deductions. No fixed return is implied or guaranteed; payouts follow actual unit performance.
Distribution day
Tuesday Distribution
Covers Friday – Monday activity
After Monday close + 24h reconciliation
Distribution day
Friday Distribution
Covers Tuesday – Thursday activity
After Thursday close + 24h reconciliation
Best investor line
Your account does not sleep until year-end. It updates with the rhythm of the restaurant.
01
Daily branch sales
Live
02
Cost of goods sold
Recorded per shift
03
Staff cost
Per shift
04
Rent / station share
Daily accrual
05
Management cost
Per agreement
06
Platform / LiveOps fees
Per service tier
07
Reserve deduction
Branch reserve fund
08
Net distributable amount
Cycle close
09
Investor share %
Per cap table
10
Distribution history
Twice weekly
Your next step
Review a starter position.
Write to the investor desk to join the next branch group. Each request gets an inspection NDA, the unit dossier, and a sample distribution statement.
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