Sample dashboard
Bookkeeping for Tampa Bay lash and beauty studios
Demo Lash Studio. Real dashboard, invented business.
This is a working dashboard built on made-up data for a lash studio that does not exist. A studio does not run jobs, it runs on repeat clients, so this one tracks what a new client is worth, how many come back, and what it costs to get them. Click into it, filter it, and see what your own numbers could look like.
Every number, client, and staff name on this page is fabricated. No client data is ever published publicly. Your dashboard would sit behind a private login that only you and I can reach.
Tips are separated out
Tips sit on their own line rather than inflating service revenue. Most studio books lump the two together and overstate what the chair actually earns.
Card fees, per service
Processing costs are broken out by service type instead of buried in one monthly total. Small percentages on every visit add up faster than owners expect.
Ad spend against new clients
New clients cost $14.38 each here and are worth $150.98 in their first sixty days. That is the ratio that tells you whether to spend more on ads or less.
Built for studios and salons across Tampa Bay
Whether you rent a suite in Brandon, run a studio in Tampa or take clients across Hillsborough and Pinellas County, the build is the same. Your dashboard would sit on your own services, your own staff and your own supply and card costs, refreshed every month as your books close. A studio lives on rebooking, so retention and the cost of a new client matter more here than they ever would for a contractor.
This is the kind of reporting a corporate finance team runs on. There is nothing harder about the math at your scale. Nobody has bothered to build it for a business your size, which is the whole reason I do this.