Templates for Beauty Pros.

Business tools for solo estheticians, nail techs and lash artists — every service priced from the supplies it actually burns and the room it occupies, with your retail margin, your client book, and your real take-home in one connected file you own.

You buy by the container and spend by the client

That is the gap where a beauty room's margin quietly disappears. A bottle of gel feels like a $12.50 purchase, not like 31 cents a client — so it never makes it into the price. The workbook here closes the gap: it turns every container into a cost per use, builds each service from what it really consumes, adds what an hour in your room costs, and shows you the hourly each service on your current menu genuinely pays you. Most pros are surprised by that last number, and by which services turn out to be carrying the week.

New to costing your menu? Start free — then read what cost per service means and why cheap per container is rarely cheap per client.

Weighing your options? See how an owned workbook compares to salon and booking software. Working behind the chair instead? The same approach for hairstylists and barbers.