after-sale earnings

noun
UK /ˈɑːftə seɪl ˈɜːnɪŋz/
US /ˈæftər seɪl ˈɜːrnɪŋz/

Money a company makes after it has sold something, like from repairs or help.

The bike shop's after-sale earnings come from fixing bikes and selling helmets.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Profit earned from selling parts or extras after the main product is bought.

The car dealer's after-sale earnings grew by selling floor mats and roof racks.

3. Money made from ongoing support or subscriptions after a first purchase.

The app's after-sale earnings come from monthly subscriptions.

4. Income from servicing or repairing products that were already sold.

After-sale earnings from repairs kept the electronics store busy all year.