Know what every car actually costs you.
Mpulse monitors chemical usage, water usage, and more at your car wash sites. The system tracks consumption data in real time, predicts future resource needs, and alerts managers before inefficiencies occur so that you can prevent product waste and utility spikes.
| Site | Cars YTD | Cost/car | Gal/car | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scottsdale | 184,220 | $0.241 | 38.4 | Chemical 12% over |
| Boise | 151,908 | $0.219 | 31.2 | On target |
| Savannah | 203,447 | $0.166 | 30.1 | Chemical 74% of target |
| Santa Fe | 96,315 | $0.227 | 29.8 | On target |
| Kansas City | 142,880 | $0.233 | 52.7 | Water 41% over |
Three words, and the whole product.
Measure what a car uses
Water at the main and the RO, chemical in every tank. Fit meters and it is measured for you; log it by hand and Mpulse does the maths either way.
Watch it against target
Cost per car and gallons per car for every wash you own, on one screen, checked against the numbers you set. Drift gets flagged before it gets expensive.
Fix it while it is small
A flagged wash becomes a task. Chase the leak, reset the pump, retrain the crew — then watch the number come back to where it belongs.
What is your water actually costing you?
A wash nobody is watching tends to run 50–60 fresh gallons a car. Watch it and 30 is achievable. Put your own figures in.
An estimate from your own figures, not a quote. Mpulse measures and flags your water use — the saving comes from acting on what it shows you.
There are only two ways to be wrong.
Both numbers get compared to your target, and they cost you in opposite directions.
Pumps drift, tips wear, a valve stops seating. The wash looks fine and the money leaves through the dosing line or down the drain.
Cheaper this month, expensive next quarter. Cars come out streaked and the members who noticed just stop renewing.
Start where you are
Two ways to run Mpulse.
Track needs no hardware at all. Log your counts and you get cost per car, package setups, dosing targets and full service history on day one. Live adds the meters — chemical levels and gallons per car reported continuously, with alerts before a tank runs dry. Start on either. Move up whenever you want.
Cost-per-car tracking, package setups, dosing targets, and service history. No hardware needed.
Everything in Track, plus live chemical level monitoring, live water and gallons-per-car, low-level alerts, and forecasting. Requires hardware.
Buy direct
One subscription. Every device.
Buy your Mpulse licence here and it works everywhere you do — the web app, iPhone and iPad, and Android. Sign in with the same account and your washes are already there.
Questions
The things owners ask first.
Do I need the hardware to use Mpulse?
Not on Track. You log visits by hand and get cost per car, targets and the full dashboard from day one. Live is different — live levels and gallons per car need meters, because there is no way to count water off a clipboard.
How accurate is gallons per car?
It is a meter reading divided by a car count, not an estimate. The main line meter sees every gallon that enters the wash and the RO meter sees the rinse separately, so you can tell a rinse problem from a general one.
Who fits the meters?
Whoever normally works on your backroom. Level sensors mount on the tank and flow meters go inline on the water line — ordinary plumbing and mounting work, with no controller, gateway or hub to commission. Each device joins your site WiFi and starts reporting on its own. If we already service your sites, talk to your representative about scheduling it.
Can I add locations later?
Yes. Add a wash whenever you open or buy one, and your tier adjusts on the next billing cycle. Hardware for the new location is quoted separately.
Who owns the data?
You do. Your locations, products, package setups and history are yours, and they leave with you if you ever go.
What does it run on?
Any modern browser, plus the Mpulse apps for iPhone, iPad and Android. One account, one licence, all three. Backrooms are hard on signal, so ask us where offline entry stands for your rollout.