Profit margin · P&L

Day Spa Profit Margin Calculator

Model net profit and margin from service revenue, therapist payroll, supplies, and overhead.

Day spa profitability hinges on payroll discipline, product COGS, and room utilization. This calculator models your P&L from revenue through net profit.

  • Net Margin = (Revenue − Payroll − Product COGS − Rent − Marketing − Overhead) ÷ Revenue
  • Payroll typically runs 42–50% of revenue
  • Healthy day spas achieve 10–18% net margin

Built for day spa owners benchmarking profitability and cost structure.

Source: BizMetricsHQ 100+ day spas (2025–2026). Methodology

P&L Inputs

Net Profit

$90,000

Margin status: healthy

Net Margin

12.0%

Gross Margin

90.0%

Payroll

$345,000

Total Costs

$660,000

Industry Benchmarks

  • Net Margin

    10 – 18%

  • Payroll %

    42 – 50%

  • Product COGS %

    8 – 14%

  • Marketing %

    6 – 12%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average profit margin for a day spa?

The average day spa profit margin runs 10–18% net, with a median around 14%. Spas that keep payroll near 42–50% of revenue and drive membership volume can push net margins toward the top of the range.

What are the biggest costs for a day spa?

Therapist payroll (42–50%), product and consumables (8–14%), marketing (6–12%), rent (10–16%), and retail inventory are the largest day spa expenses. Controlling payroll and maximizing room utilization are the highest-impact margin levers.