Supply the color. Charge by usage.
Your booth renters mix from your backbar. Every gram goes on their tab, priced your way, and you send one statement instead of guessing what they used.
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Your booth renters mix from your backbar. Every gram goes on their tab, priced your way, and you send one statement instead of guessing what they used.
Renters mix from your shelf the way your employees do. Every gram is weighed against their own login and lands on their tab, so nobody is keeping a tally on a sticky note.
They get color on demand and no inventory to buy. You get product revenue that grows with how busy they are.
Every appointment a renter logs adds to their running total, priced at cost or with the markup you set. You can see where each tab stands at any point in the month.
Renters see their own tab too, so the number at the end of the month is never a surprise.
Close the period and each renter gets an itemized statement: what they mixed, when, and what it costs. Collect it alongside rent instead of chasing it.
Fixed rent stays fixed. Color stops being the part of the business you subsidize.
Each renter logs their own appointments. Every gram they weigh is priced and added to their tab, and you settle the tab on whatever cycle you already use for rent.
Yes. Charge your exact cost, or add a percentage. The rule is yours and applies to every appointment a renter logs.
Most salons add 20-30% to their cost. That margin usually covers your SalonScale subscription on its own, and everything past it is new revenue from color you were already buying.
Yes. Renters see their own appointments and their running tab, so the statement at the end of the period matches what they already know.
Plenty. Renters always know what to charge their clients for product and exactly what they’ll owe you. They pay only for the color they actually use instead of buying and storing a full line, and they never have to count stock or place an order. A small markup is a fair trade for all of that, so it works for both of you.
Most salons set one rule: either the salon supplies the color or renters bring their own. If a renter brings their own, there’s nothing to put on a Bar Tab, so they stay off your account. They can get their own SalonScale subscription if they want to track their color.
Yes. A renter mixing from your backbar draws stock down the same way an employee does, so your counts and reorder points stay right.
Not if your salon supplies the color. Renters are added to your salon account with their own login and use your subscription, and you decide what they can see. Renters who bring their own color would need their own subscription.
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Book a demo and we will set it up against your own renters.