Made for Barbers
Set Prices From Your Real Chair Economics
Also useful for: Salon Owners, people in Barbers
45 min
Advanced
Business & Entrepreneurship
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Need to Make a Decision
Build service prices from the money each appointment must earn, not from guesswork or nearby shops. Leave with profitable price floors, recommended prices, and demand-based review triggers.
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Use this when
Use this when your schedule feels full but your earnings still fall short, your service times or costs have changed, or you need evidence for a price increase.
You'll need
- Financial targets and overhead
- Usable chair capacity
- Current service menu
- Booking demand signals
- Pricing constraints
You'll get
- One normalized set of financial assumptions, one required contribution-per-hour target, a decision for every reviewed service, a usable price list, and measurable triggers for your next pricing review
- You can explain why each recommended price covers your time, costs, and profit target.
By the end of this playbook
You will have:
- One normalized set of financial assumptions, one required contribution-per-hour target, a decision for every reviewed service, a usable price list, and measurable triggers for your next pricing review
- You can explain why each recommended price covers your time, costs, and profit target.
Sample
This is sample data, not your prompt. Pro unlocks this higher-stakes Playbook. On Free Playbooks you can still copy the assembled prompt into any AI.
Sample input
You work 32 usable chair hours each week and book about 26. You want $6,000 in monthly owner pay, have $2,200 in fixed costs, and want a $600 reserve. You charge $40 for a haircut lasting 40 minutes with $2 in supplies, and your Friday and Saturday appointments fill two weeks ahead.
Sample assembled prompt
You get a monthly model showing... Your output compares your $40 haircut...