Beauty service pricing calculator

Build a sustainable price from working time, products, fixed costs, professional pay and operating margin. Get an immediate result and download a BeautyLearn-branded PDF without entering your email.

Service details

Use realistic figures for your business. Calculations run on your device and your data is not stored.

Used only to tailor the report.

This will appear in the final PDF report.

Time and direct costs

minutes

The time spent delivering the service itself.

minutes

Consultation, setup, photography, cleaning and reset.

euros

The products actually used for one service.

euros/hour

The value of your work before business profit.

Monthly business structure

euros

Rent, utilities, software, insurance and marketing.

hours

Only the hours you can realistically sell to clients.

%

Card terminal, gateway or platform charges.

%

A prudent allowance for time you may lose.

%

A reserve for growth, investment and unexpected costs.

euros

The pay and operating profit you want to generate each month.

Indicative sustainable price

€78.44

Includes costs, working time, cancellation risk, payment charges and operating margin.

Break-even price

€66.43

Effective hourly value

€28.72

Total time per service
105 min
Allocated fixed costs
€15.75
Total economic cost
€65.11
Operating profit per service
€11.77
Monthly scenario

Services required

40

Estimated capacity

54

Your goal is compatible with the hours entered.

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Pre-tax business estimate only. It does not replace accounting or tax advice.

How to price a beauty treatment sustainably

A sustainable price is not copied from a competitor. It needs to cover products, the unseen time between clients, a realistic share of monthly overheads, your professional pay, transaction fees and a margin for resilience and growth.

  1. 1

    Measure the complete appointment

    Include consultation, setup, photography, cleaning and reset as well as treatment time.

  2. 2

    Allocate fixed costs realistically

    Divide monthly overheads by hours you can genuinely sell, not every hour you spend working.

  3. 3

    Protect both pay and profit

    Your pay rewards your work; operating profit funds investment, risk and future growth.