Finance software built for salons and spas
Service and retail revenue, stylist commission pay, per-location profitability, and spend control - one AI finance system instead of a shoebox and a spreadsheet.
Why salon finance breaks generic tools
A salon or spa earns from both services and retail, pays stylists on commission that varies by person and service, and often runs more than one location. Generic bookkeeping blends service and product revenue and cannot handle commission pay, so owners lose sight of margin and stylists distrust their pay.
- Service and retail revenue have different margins and should be tracked apart.
- Stylist commission varies by person and service type.
- Product inventory is a real cost that belongs against retail sales.
- Multi-location owners need per-site P&L and a consolidated view.
How Fintra maps to a salon or spa
- Dimensional accounting separates service and retail revenue and tracks each location’s P&L.
- Payroll and commission handle stylist pay, including commission that varies by service.
- Inventory and COGS put product cost against retail sales for true retail margin.
- Spend management controls supply and product purchasing with policy and approvals.
A worked revenue-mix example
The salon finance workflow in one place
| Task | In Fintra |
|---|---|
| Service and retail revenue | Dimensional accounting |
| Stylist commission pay | Payroll with commission |
| Product inventory and COGS | Inventory accounting |
| Per-location P&L | Dimensional accounting and consolidation |
Frequently asked questions
What accounting software works for a salon or spa?
A salon or spa needs service and retail revenue tracked separately, commission-based stylist pay, product inventory costing, and per-location profitability. Fintra covers these in one AI finance system, so owners see true margin on both service and retail and stylists get accurate, transparent commission pay.
How does Fintra handle stylist commissions?
Payroll supports commission pay that varies by stylist and service type, posting straight to the ledger. That gives stylists accurate, transparent pay and puts the commission cost against the service revenue that generated it, so each location’s labor economics are clear rather than estimated.
Can I separate service revenue from retail?
Yes. Dimensional accounting tracks service and retail revenue distinctly, and inventory accounting puts product cost against retail sales. That reveals the very different margins on services - which carry commission and little product cost - versus retail, which carries product COGS, instead of blending them into one line.
Does Fintra support multiple salon locations?
Yes. Each location keeps its own P&L through dimensions, and multi-entity consolidation rolls locations into an owner view. That gives a growing salon or spa group both per-site detail and a consolidated picture without maintaining separate books per location and reconciling them by hand.
Stay in the loop
One practical finance briefing a week - new guides, checklists, and benchmarks.
See true margin on service and retail
Fintra splits revenue and handles commission pay. Free to start, no card required.
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