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Beauty Service Package & Membership Economics Planner

Plan facial packages, lash or nail memberships, blowout plans, color-maintenance offers, and other repeat beauty services against your regular pricing, appointment time, and service costs.

Compare regular beauty service pricing
Check package & membership full-use economics
See what remains per booked service hour

Check a Beauty Service Package or Membership

Use one repeat beauty service—such as a facial, lash fill, nail maintenance, blowout, waxing, or color-maintenance service. Full use is the primary scenario because it shows the economics if every appointment included in this package or billing cycle is redeemed.

Beauty Service Baseline

Start with the regular appointment price, booked time, and per-visit product and supply cost.

Enter the booked appointment time this beauty service normally occupies.

Enter the per-visit beauty products, backbar, disposables, and other variable service costs you want subtracted—for example color, toner, developer, lash supplies, wax, skincare products, or nail supplies. Do not include your own labor, booth or suite rent, fixed overhead, or payment processing fees here.

Beauty Offer Setup

Set up one same-service prepaid package or recurring membership to compare with regular beauty service pricing.

Offer Type

Prepaid package: at least 2 appointments. Membership: at least 1 included appointment per billing cycle.

v1 is for one repeat beauty service only. Examples include facials, lash fills, nail maintenance, blowouts, waxing, and color-maintenance services. Mixed-service bundles, unlimited memberships, retail perks, billing, and client management are not included.

Payment Fees & Your Service-Hour Target

Add your own payment fee assumptions and an optional minimum you want remaining per booked service hour.

Optional. Leave blank to use 0%.

Optional. Leave blank to use $0.

Optional. The least amount you would want remaining per hour of booked beauty-service time after the product and supply costs and payment fees entered here.

Fee assumption: regular beauty service pricing uses one payment transaction per appointment. A prepaid package uses one transaction per package sale, and a membership uses one transaction per billing-cycle payment. Fee differences can therefore partly reflect transaction count.