Reborn in The Princess Diaries: My Multiverse Empire
Chapter 34 – The First Real Revenue
By the time StudyFlow reached sixteen institutions, Anshul finally decided to sit down and calculate something he had been ignoring for months.
Total earnings.
Until now, he had been focused mainly on improving the system and growing the number of schools using the software. The payments from the schools had simply been transferred into a small account his father helped him set up.
But now that the numbers were increasing, it was time to understand the financial side properly.
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One evening after dinner, Anshul opened his notebook and began listing the licenses.
The pricing model for StudyFlow was simple.
Small tutoring centers paid around $400 per year for the school edition.
Larger schools with computer labs paid around $700–$900 per year, depending on the number of computers.
Since most of the early customers were small institutions, the average license fee had settled around $500 per institution per year.
Anshul began writing down the numbers.
First tutoring center in Texas:
$400
Second tutoring center:
$400
Three small schools in the US:
about $700 each
Two Canadian schools:
$600 each
Additional institutions that joined later:
various amounts between $500 and $800.
After carefully adding everything together, he finally reached the total.
Total revenue so far: about $9,200.
Anshul leaned back in his chair.
At the current exchange rate, that amount was roughly ₹4 to ₹5 lakh in Indian currency.
For a student still in school, it was an unbelievable amount of money.
But what mattered more was the realization behind it.
StudyFlow was no longer just a project.
It was generating real international income.
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The next day at school, Rahul noticed Anshul staring at his notebook again.
"You look like you just discovered a treasure."
"In a way."
Rahul leaned closer.
"How much did you make so far?"
Anshul showed him the calculation.
Rahul's eyes widened instantly.
"Bro… that's insane!"
Anshul laughed quietly.
"It's spread across many schools."
Rahul shook his head.
"I don't care. You made that money by writing software in your bedroom."
Then he added jokingly,
"You're officially the richest student in this school now."
Anshul closed the notebook.
"Not even close."
But even he knew the achievement was significant.
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At home, his father also reviewed the numbers carefully.
When Anshul showed him the calculations, he remained silent for a few seconds.
Then he nodded slowly.
"That's impressive."
"What do you think I should do with it?" Anshul asked.
His father replied calmly.
"Don't spend it."
"Why?"
"Because this is business capital."
His father explained further.
If StudyFlow continued growing, Anshul would eventually need money for several things.
Server infrastructure.
Professional website hosting.
Legal registration.
Future development.
The early income should be saved for those purposes.
Anshul agreed immediately.
The money wasn't meant for personal spending.
It was meant to help the project grow.
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That night, Anshul updated the statistics page again.
Visitors: 1,428
Downloads: 507
Licensed institutions: 18
Two more institutions had joined during the past month.
The growth was steady.
Not explosive.
But stable growth often created stronger foundations.
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Before shutting down the computer, Anshul opened his notebook one more time.
Under the revenue section he wrote:
Total earnings: ~$9,200
Then below that, he added another line.
Next goal: $50,000 revenue.
The number looked far away.
But six months ago, even the idea of earning money from StudyFlow had seemed unrealistic.
Now it was happening.
And if the system continued spreading across more schools and countries…
That number might not be impossible after all.