How you set prices
How service time, product costs, local competition, team pay, and profit influence your current menu.
Texas salon owner research
Salon Business Tools is working with a small group of independent Texas salon owners before developing its first US profit and service-pricing planner.
Fort Worth · Arlington · Tarrant County · No purchase required
Who we would like to meet
Our initial research is focused on one-location hair salons with approximately three to ten working stylists. We are particularly interested in employee, commission-based, and mixed salon teams.
You do not need to be a financial expert. We want to learn how salon owners make pricing decisions in practice, which figures are difficult to obtain, and where existing advice falls short.
Solo stylists, booth renters, and larger salon groups may still register. Their needs will help shape later research.
What the conversation covers
How service time, product costs, local competition, team pay, and profit influence your current menu.
How wages, commission, payroll taxes, benefits, paid time off, card fees, and other operating expenses are understood.
Which results, explanations, and comparisons would make a pricing planner genuinely useful to a Texas owner.
Why Salon Business Tools
Salon Business Tools was created in the United Kingdom by Harry, a former salon owner with 35 years of experience in hairdressing, salon ownership, and business management.
The UK planners are already available. We are not assuming that British wording or business conventions belong in a US edition. Texas owners and professional advisors will help identify what must change before the software is offered for sale.
What participants receive
Texas early access
Complete the details below. They will open in your email app so you can review the message before sending it to Harry.
Salon Business Tools is a business-planning aid. It does not provide tax, payroll, accounting, employment-classification, or legal advice.