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

You’d break even at
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Weekly rent where a Resident Suite matches your commission income. Yours is .

Over five years
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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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