You hold a chair at two shops. Each has its own agreement, schedule and guest list — and they never see each other's.
All businessesLucien Faber Studio + Northside Grooming · this page ignores the business switcher
Chairs held
2
7 days a week between them
Your share this month
$4,171
81% from Lucien Faber
Fixed cost
$743
Northside rent + seat
Pending invites
1
Eastview Barbers · 6 days ago
Lucien Faber Studio
Percentage split · Tuesday to Saturday
Active · viewing
Agreement
You keep 70% of every service, nothing owed on a quiet week
30% split
Your role
Fullest chair of the four
Lead provider
Days
Tue–Sat · 44 hours
81% filled
This month
64 appointments · $4,820 produced · 118 guests on your list here
$3,374
MIRA seat
Paid by the shop — the account stays here if you leave
Business managed
Northside Grooming
Rented chair · Sunday and Monday
Active
Agreement
You keep every dollar — after $160 a week, worked or not
Chair $160/wk
Your role
One of six chairs, no shop responsibilities
Provider
Days
Sun–Mon · 16 hours
64% filled
This month
22 appointments · $1,540 produced · 29 guests on your list there
$797
MIRA seat
You pay this one — the account travels with you
$50 / month
Watch this number
Northside stops being worth it below 11 appointments a month
Rent + seat per month
$743
$160 × 4.33 weeks, plus your $50 seat
Average ticket there
$70
$1,540 ÷ 22 appointments
Break-even
11
$743 ÷ $70 a head
You did
22
Twice what the chair costs
The chair pays for itself in the first eleven appointments each month. Everything after that is yours in full. You've cleared it comfortably every month since April — the lowest was 17 in June.
The risk to watch is a run, not a monthTwo quiet Sundays back to back is the early signal. MIRA can flag it before the month closes rather than after.