Will this equipment pay for itself?
Pick a machine, tweak the numbers to match your own quote, and see exactly when it pays for itself, and what it earns you after that.
Equipment
Pick a machine below and we'll fill in some typical numbers. Change anything that doesn't match your own quote.
Profit margin
What's left of your appointment price once you've covered your normal costs, staff time, the room, everything.
Modelling period
Cost and financing
How you're paying for it, and what that costs you each month.
New type of appointment
Will this machine let you offer something you could not before?
More of an existing appointment
Will this machine let you do more of an appointment you already offer?
Price rise on an existing appointment
Will you charge more for an appointment you already offer, because of this machine?
Extra revenue, all together
What your answers above add up to, before costs and financing.
Business case
Total profit
Everything left over once the machine, and everything it costs to run, has been paid for.
Answer yes to at least one question on the left to see a profit projection.
The minimum this machine needs to earn
To cover its cost and running costs, you'd need one of these on its own, or a bit of all three.
How many times the machine's price do you want back?
This is your total profit after every cost, measured against what the machine cost you, by the end of your modelling period.
Cash position over time
Break-even: ...
Target ROI: ...
Return on this machine
Answer the questions on the left to see a projection.
💡 Each row stands alone, you'd only need to hit one of them, not all three. A smaller mix of two or three at once would get you there just as well.