Nail Tech Revenue Calculator

This calculator forecasts how much a nail technician keeps after booth rent or salon commission, with tips tracked on a separate path from service revenue. Daily gross service revenue is clients per day times average ticket price; that scales by work days per week for weekly revenue, then by 4.33 weeks per month before rounding to monthly service revenue (lines 25-27). Tips use the same client and day counts but compute per-client tip as ticket price times tip percentage, multiply through daily tips, and round monthly tips using work days per month derived from work days per week times 4.33 (lines 29-32). Pay structure is a structural fork, not necessarily the biggest number on the page -- at low client volume or few work days, clients per day, work days per week, or booth rent can move total income more than switching pay structure does: booth rent subtracts weekly rent converted to a monthly figure from gross service revenue (lines 38-42), while commission keeps your percentage of gross and records the salon's share as monthly costs (lines 43-46).

Tips always stack onto service take-home regardless of which model you select (lines 49-50). Total monthly income sums service take-home and tips; annual income multiplies that total by twelve; effective hourly divides total monthly income by work days per month times eight assumed hours per day (lines 50-55). Break-even clients per day applies only under booth rent, dividing weekly rent by work days and ticket price (lines 62-65). Commission percentage is never read when pay structure selects booth rent (lines 38-47).