Booth rent is not just rent.
The real question is how many profitable services it takes before rent, supplies, and payment fees are covered. This quick check keeps the math simple enough to use before you sign, renew, or raise prices.
1. Estimate profit per serviceAverage service price minus product cost and card fees.
2. Add your fixed weekly loadBooth rent plus the slow-week buffer you want covered.
3. Divide to find break-evenThat is the appointment count before real take-home starts.
What to include
- Weekly or monthly booth/chair/suite rent.
- Your average service ticket before tips.
- Typical product or supply cost per service.
- Card processing percentage if most clients pay by card.
- A slow-week buffer if you want the number to be more realistic.
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The calculator works now. The email version opens after the LedgerLaunchCo list is connected.
Need the full system?
The free calculator answers one question. The Salon Pro Finance Bundle tracks booth rent, supplies, clients, tips, taxes/records, and real take-home across six spreadsheets.
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Educational and organization use only. Not financial, tax, legal, accounting, or business advice.