The sliders drive an illustrative pro-forma, not a forecast. Anchored to market data (Tokyo yields ~3.4%, national ~4.2%4); every assumption is on screen. At low occupancy the model can fall below a plain long-term let — that honesty is the point.
Setup fees and in-room commerce sit on top of commission and are not shown here. Figures scale the single-unit take above — illustrative.
~20% of lodging revenue, recurring for the life of the unit. Aligned with the owner — we earn more only when they do.
One-time fee to license, furnish-to-spec, and photograph a unit — the moment an owner commits and the switching cost begins.
Water, essentials, late checkout, experiences — a high-margin second revenue line per booking, already built into the guest app.
They want Japanese lodging yield and Tokyo appreciation, in a currency on sale, without learning Japanese tax law or flying in to meet a guest. KAGI is the operator that makes that possible remotely — and because compliance, the guest registry, and the settlement history all live on the platform, leaving means re-licensing, re-verifying, and rebuilding the record from zero. The transparency wins them; the compliance keeps them.
Market statistics are drawn from public sources (as of mid-2026) and shown as reported. The single-unit pro-forma, KRW conversions, operator-scale figures, and all dashboard numbers are illustrative demonstrations with adjustable assumptions — not forecasts, offers, or a promise of return. Money, tax, and personal-data handling shown here are product concepts for demonstration; nothing on this page is financial, tax, or legal advice.
KAGI is the Japan real-estate initiative of mobiAI, Inc. — an operating company applying AI across mobility, logistics, development, cosmetics and real estate.
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