Your Income

In a Part-Time Private Studio

Salons by JC LaunchKey

What a Resident Suite
is actually worth.

Same production. The only change is how much you keep.

Your numbers

Revenue - determine your service production

Your bookBoth models

Assumes 6 weeks off a year, so 46 working weeks. Every annual figure on this page is built on that.

Commission salon scenario
Salons by JC Part-Time Rental Scenario

Pick the days you want the suite. Up to 4 per week. In demand days cost a little more. Sunday and Monday are bargains.

Where the money lands

Both columns are the same service revenue — only the way it gets carved up changes.

You keep
Commission salon’s cut
Suite rent
Backbar costs
Other costs
Your weekly service revenue

Your weekly take-home

After rent, backbar and operating costs, averaged across the whole year.

More in your pocket each year

You’d generate in service revenue either way. On commission you keep of every ticket — in a Resident Suite you keep 100% and pay fixed costs instead, and those costs are tax deductible. So you save more on taxes too.

Cost of staying put

What the commission model takes from you every week you stay.

You’d break even at

Weekly rent where a Resident Suite matches your commission income. Yours is .

Over five years

The same gain, repeated across five years.

Your annual income by clients a week

Resident Suite take-home
Commission salon take-home
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