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Beauty Monthly Cost Coverage & Revenue Target Planner

Turn your monthly business costs into a clear service-revenue, appointment, and optional time-capacity plan.

Know your monthly target
Translate dollars into bookings
Check optional time capacity

Build Your Monthly Coverage Plan

Use your monthly beauty-business costs and typical service bookings to estimate the revenue and appointments needed. Add the optional checks only when you want to compare time capacity or a fixed-cost change.

Monthly Business Costs

Enter the recurring costs your beauty business needs to cover each month.

Include booth or suite rent, booking software, insurance, phone, utilities, and subscriptions. Keep per-appointment products, disposables, and transaction fees in the next section.

Optional planning amount you want the business to leave for you after the entered business costs. It is not payroll, accounting profit, tax-adjusted take-home pay, or guaranteed cash.

Typical Appointment

Use recent service averages that match your normal booking mix.

Use service revenue after discounts and before sales tax and tips. Exclude retail. If your menu varies, use a recent appointment-weighted average.

Include per-appointment backbar or product use, disposables, and card or booking transaction fees. Enter 0 only if you intentionally want to model $0.

Optional Capacity Check

Check whether the booking target fits inside the service hours you can actually sell.

Adds booked-hours, weekly pace, and capacity estimates. It does not predict future bookings.

Optional Fixed-Cost Scenario

See how a recurring fixed-cost change affects your monthly booking target.

Use this for recurring changes such as booth or suite rent, insurance, or booking software. Appointment-level costs are not changed.