Yoga Studio Revenue Calculator

They affect membership dues equally -- both multiply directly into that one line (Monthly Members times Monthly Membership Price) -- but dues are only about 59% of Total Monthly Revenue at default figures, not the whole thing. A 10% increase in either input raises membership dues by 10%, but raises Total Monthly Revenue by only about 6%, since the drop-in, class-pack, workshop, retail, and teacher-training streams stay flat.

Drop-In Revenue is Drop-Ins per Week times Drop-In Price times 4.33, the average weeks-per-month conversion factor (52 weeks spread across 12 months). This converts a weekly drop-in estimate into a monthly figure that lines up with the other, already-monthly revenue streams in the total.

Average Revenue per Member divides Total Monthly Revenue -- not just membership dues -- by Monthly Members. Growing your member count does raise membership dues (more members times the same price), but it also spreads your flat, member-count-independent revenue -- class packs, workshops, retail, teacher training -- across a bigger denominator. If that spreading effect outweighs the dues growth, the blended per-member average can still fall.

No. It's entered as an annual figure and divided by 12 to estimate its average monthly contribution, since teacher-training programs typically run once or twice a year rather than generating even revenue every month. Treat this as a smoothed average, not the actual cash flow in any single month.