Everything you make, from both chairs, after each shop has taken its share. This is the only page that adds them together.
All businessesLucien Faber Studio + Northside Grooming · this page ignores the business switcher
Your share this month, both chairs
$4,171
Guests paid
$6,360
Shops took
$2,189
Appointments
86
Average per head
$48
Shops & rent $2,189
Your share $4,171
Two chairs, two completely different deals. Lucien Faber takes 30% of each service and you owe nothing on a quiet week. Northside charges $160 a week for the chair and lets you keep every dollar — as long as you fill it.
Lucien Faber Studio
Percentage split · nothing owed on a quiet week
30% split
Guests paid in total
64 appointments, Tue–Sat
$4,820
Shop's 30%
Taken as each appointment completes
−$1,446
Fixed costs
None — no rent, and the shop pays your MIRA seat
$0
Your share
$53 per appointment
$3,374
Northside Grooming
Rented chair · you keep everything after the rent
Chair $160/wk
Guests paid in total
22 appointments, Sun–Mon
$1,540
Shop's share
None — you keep every dollar
$0
Chair rent
$160 × 4.33 weeks, paid whether you work or not
−$693
MIRA seat
Yours to pay at this shop
−$50
Your share
$36.20 per appointment after rent and seat
$797
The comparison nobody does
Your rented chair pays more per head and less per month
Northside, before rent
$70
per appointment
Northside, after rent & seat
$36.20
per appointment
Lucien Faber
$53
per appointment, no rent
Break-even at Northside
11
appointments a month
On paper the rented chair looks better — you keep the whole $70 instead of $49 of it. But $693 of rent and a $50 seat come out before anything reaches you, and at 22 appointments a month that works out to $36.20 a head. You cleared break-even in the first eleven appointments; the other eleven are the profit.
What this means practicallyNorthside is worth keeping while you stay above roughly 11 appointments a month. Below that it costs you money to hold the chair. Two quiet Sundays in a row is the number to watch, not the monthly total.