Money

What am I actually making per hour?

Not your wage. Not your service sales. What actually stays with you, divided by every hour you really work.

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Your time

Client hours a weekHours with someone actually in your chair

hrs

Additional work hours a weekTime you spend working even when nobody is in your chair — cleaning, mixing and prep, ordering supplies, laundry, booking, messages, content, bookkeeping, opening and closing, travel between clients. Zero is a valid answer.

hrs

Your money

Service revenue a monthWhat your chair brings in before anything comes out

Tips a monthKept separate from service revenue

Product you pay for, per month

Card processing that comes out of your money

Rent and fixed monthly costsBooth or suite rent, insurance, booking software, everything that bills whether you work or not

Tax set-asideThe share you put away for taxes

Your goal

Monthly income goalOptional

Mentor note

The hour you spend answering messages at 9pm is still an hour of your business. Counting it doesn't make you slower — it makes your numbers honest.

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Every figure here is a planning estimate based on the numbers you entered. It is not tax, financial, legal or employment advice.