The service-and-AMC model is explicitly the lowest-cost entry point among water-purifier business models per IIFL Finance's guide (compared to a dealership model at roughly Rs 3-5 lakh or an own-RO-plant model at Rs 5-15 lakh). A basic service toolkit, a stock of common filters/membranes, and a two-wheeler for visits can realistically start well under Rs 50,000. Mudra loans (Shishu/Kishore/Tarun/Tarun Plus) range from Rs 50,000 to Rs 20 lakh for scaling up.
No independently verified per-technician earnings figure for the RO service/AMC trade in India was found, so treat specific income claims online with caution - income depends on how many AMC contracts you can build and retain over time.
Figures are quoted from the sources listed under Useful resources on this page. Check them against current local prices before you rely on them.