Run rate on active schedules: a steady-state week, where a weekly schedule counts one visit and an every-2-weeks schedule half a visit.
Active schedules—— since —
Visits a week, run rate—— since —
Gross a week, run rate—— since —
Net a week, run rate—— since —
Margin, run rate—— since —
Homes: every Opendoor home where we've done at least one visit in any trade (maintenance, door hardware, handyman, other projects); door hardware counts as handyman.
Homes serviced—— since —of — homes we hold a job for
Homes with 2+ trades—— since ——
Visits due by calendar week
The visits the assigned schedules actually call for in each Mon–Sun week, so a week where the every-2-weeks schedules fall together sits above the run rate. Done visits in color; this week is still running.
Revenue due by calendar week
Gross at Opendoor's rate for every visit due that week, on the same basis as the chart to the left, not the run rate. Net after the vendor's price, taken at the trade median where no vendor is committed yet.
Vendors onboarded a week
— of — committed vendors joined in the last two weeks.
Batches
— batches hold — of — active jobs, — batches since —.
Jobs per batch
Average of — jobs per batch, — since —. The largest batch holds —.
Batches due this week
— batches have a visit due since —, counting a home outside any batch as a batch of one (— of them). Green has a vendor committed, orange a price in hand at or under — of Opendoor's rate, red neither.
- Vendor committed —
- Good price in hand —
- No vendor, no price —
Batches due next week
— batches have a visit due in the week of — (— single homes), on the same colors as this week.
- Vendor committed —
- Good price in hand —
- No vendor, no price —