Urja
Sharma Roadlines · 24 trucks

The bet · tiers

Four tiers, and who pays for each

Owners pay for actions, not dashboards; lending partners pay for the free tier.

Prototype, simulated dataSharma Roadlines and its 24 trucks are simulated. Research figures are marked unverified until each page is opened and quoted.

The four tiers

per truck per month

On a narrow screen the table scrolls sideways.

Four tiers: price, what each adds, and who pays
FreeMunshiProAutopilot
Price₹0per truck per month₹299per truck per month₹499per truck per month₹799per truck per month
What it addsL1
  • Morning brief on WhatsApp
  • Flags with evidence
  • Ask Urja about any truck or trip
L1–L2 and the daily close
  • Everything in Free
  • The daily close: each truck's books reconciled every morning
  • Ask the driver about a flag
  • Hold the fuel card when a flag is Likely or High
  • Recover from settlement when a flag is High or confirmed
Adds L3 and benchmarks vs similar fleets
  • Everything in Munshi
  • Corrective SOPs: block a pump, set a route diesel norm, a night-stop rule
  • Benchmarks against similar fleets
Adds L4 guardrails
  • Everything in Pro
  • Guardrails: auto-hold a driver advance above ₹2,000 when the flag is High and at least 2 independent families agree
  • One-tap owner override on every guardrail
Autonomy it unlocksL1 · InsightL2 · Deterministic actionL3 · Corrective SOPL4 · Guardrail
Cost to serve₹78₹78₹78₹78
Margin−₹78₹22174%₹42184%₹72190%
Share of recovered ₹SimulatedNone30% of recovered ₹50% of recovered ₹80% of recovered ₹
Against our spend estimateFree to the ownerWithin our ₹150–300 spend estimateAbove our ₹150–300 spend estimate: priced on actionsAbove our ₹150–300 spend estimate: priced on actions
Against the software entry tierFree to the ownerBelow the ₹300–600 fleet-software entry tierWithin the ₹300–600 fleet-software entry tierAbove the ₹300–600 fleet-software entry tier
Who paysLending partners, through referral feesThe ownerThe ownerThe owner
Price basisAssumptionAssumptionAssumptionAssumption

Why these prices

  • Our spend estimate ₹150–300
  • Software entry tier ₹300–600
  • Cost to serve ₹78
  • Recovered ₹1,000
  • Tier price
₹0₹250₹500₹750₹1,000₹1,250Cost to serve ₹78Recovered ₹1,000Free ₹0Munshi ₹299Pro ₹499Autopilot ₹799

Every paid tier is priced above the ₹78 cost to serve and below the ₹1,000 recovered per truck a month on the simulated fleet. Munshi (₹299) sits within our ₹150–300 spend estimate; Pro (₹499) and Autopilot (₹799) sit above it. Free (₹0) runs below cost, paid for by referral fees.

SimulatedRecovered per truck per month on the simulated fleet: ₹21,600 recovered 1–27 Sep ÷ 24 trucks, scaled to 30 days.

What the prices are anchored on

Cost to serve one truck

₹78
Cost to serve one truck for a month, line by line
LinePer monthBasis
WhatsApp utility messages (~30 a month)₹4
  • A WhatsApp utility message costs ₹0.145 per message delivered. [10]Source 10: WhatsApp API new pricing updateunverified
  • About 30 utility messages per truck a month, so about ₹4 per truck. Assumption One morning brief a day per truck (bet-spec §7). Messages inside a 24-hour window the owner opens may be free, so this may be lower (research report §11).
LLM (Gemini Flash, ~40 answers)₹15
  • The LLM costs about ₹15 per truck a month. Assumption About 40 Gemini Flash answers per truck a month, briefs included (bet-spec §7).
Ingestion, storage and compute₹25
  • Ingesting, storing and reconciling one truck's telemetry, tolls and bills costs about ₹25 a month. Assumption Our estimate for one truck's telemetry, FASTag and e-way-bill streams on commodity cloud (bet-spec §7).
Bill OCR (~20 bills)₹4
  • Reading about 20 bills a month costs about ₹4 per truck. Assumption About 20 fuel and toll bills per truck a month at per-page OCR rates (bet-spec §7).
Support, amortised₹30
  • Support costs about ₹30 per truck a month. Assumption Hindi phone and WhatsApp support amortised across a small fleet's trucks (bet-spec §7).
Total₹78

Who pays

Owner

Munshi, Pro and Autopilot: ₹299–799 per truck per month

Funds Munshi, Pro and Autopilot

  • Munshi costs ₹299 per truck per month. Assumption Set against our ₹150–300 spend estimate and the ₹300–600 software entry tier; untested with owners (bet-spec §7).
  • Pro costs ₹499 per truck per month. Assumption Set against our ₹150–300 spend estimate and the ₹300–600 software entry tier; untested with owners (bet-spec §7).
  • Autopilot costs ₹799 per truck per month. Assumption Set against our ₹150–300 spend estimate and the ₹300–600 software entry tier; untested with owners (bet-spec §7).

Lending partner

A referral fee of 0.5–1.5% of each consented, funded loan

Funds Free

  • Free costs the owner nothing; referral fees on consented loans pay for it once a lender signs, and the paid tiers and pilot budget until then. Assumption The referral fee below, whose payout ranges are unverified (bet-spec §7).
  • SuprFleet would act as a referral or lending-service partner, a role we expect the RBI's Digital Lending Directions, 2025 to regulate. Assumption Our reading of secondary summaries (research report §7.4). The snippet we hold records only that the Directions, dated 8 May 2025, replaced the 2022 guidelines; their text has not been read or reviewed by counsel.
  • A lending partner pays a referral fee of 0.5–1.5% of each funded loan. Assumption DSA payout ranges vary and are unverified (bet-spec §7).

Assumption: the owner consents before any data is shared, recorded under the DPDP Act and carried by an Account Aggregator where one can carry the data, under the RBI's Digital Lending Directions, 2025

What one referral fee buys

  1. ₹10 lakhOne used-truck loan
  2. ₹5,000–15,000Referral fee at 0.5–1.5%
  3. 5–16 yearsYears of Free on that truck, at ₹936 a year

One ₹10 lakh used-truck loan pays ₹5,000–15,000 in referral fees, which covers 5–16 years of Free on that truck (₹936 a year).

  • An example used-truck loan of ₹10 lakh. Assumption An illustrative ticket size for a used truck bought by a small owner (bet-spec §7).

Sources

15

Unverified sources were found through search results and have not yet been opened and quoted; treat their figures as leads.

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  2. Tata Motors connects 5,00,000 commercial vehicles with Fleet EdgeMobility Outlook · 2024Unverified
  3. FASTag accounts for over 98 percent of toll collection on national highwaysTimes Drive, citing MoRTH · 2025Unverified
  4. E-way bills surge to an all-time high of 140.6 million in MarchIANS · Apr 2026Unverified
  5. Fuel-level sensor listings (Algotrack, Melta and generic GPS fuel sensors)IndiaMART · undatedUnverified
  6. India's best selling GPS trackersLocoNav · undatedUnverified
  7. WheelsEye GPS tracking device for trucks, with a 1-year subscriptionFlipkart · undatedUnverified
  8. TransportBook: the transport business app and its premium planTransportBook · undatedUnverified
  9. Fleet management software: the 2026 buyer's playbookFleetx blog · 2026Unverified
  10. WhatsApp API new pricing updateAiSensy · Jan 2026Unverified
  11. Strategies to boost AA success ratesSahamati · Sep 2025Unverified
  12. Account aggregators facilitating loan disbursement worth Rs 4,000 cr a month: reportDT Next · 2025Unverified
  13. Guidelines on Digital Lending, superseded by the Reserve Bank of India (Digital Lending) Directions, 2025Reserve Bank of India · 8 May 2025Unverified
  14. Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 notifiedMondaq · Nov 2025Unverified