Booth-rent vs. commission vs. hybrid
Configure your salon arrangement once. Booth-rent stylists see net after rent. Commission stylists see the split correctly. Hybrids get both.
Built for hair stylists
Cut. Color. Calculate.
Whether you're booth-rent, commission, or W-2, hair stylists run their own micro-business inside the chair. NeighCheck tracks service revenue, tips, booth rent, product expenses, and what you owe the IRS — by client, by day, by year.
The economics of a chair are different from a server's. Booth rent is fixed; commission percentages vary by salon; tips are often the largest cash flow you have. Self-employment tax kicks in if you're 1099. NeighCheck holds the configuration for whichever model you're under, and tracks the deductions a Schedule C stylist needs at year-end.
Compensation models
3+
booth-rent, commission, hybrid
Expense categories
20+
for Schedule C deductions
Client tracking
Optional
by service type and tip
What you get
The full feature set, tuned to your job.
Service-level revenue tracking
Cut, color, balayage, extensions, blowout — track per service with optional client tags. See which services actually move the number.
Tip tracking on tipped services
Tips on top of service revenue, properly accounted, separated from the service line for tax purposes.
Schedule C-ready expense tracker
Booth rent, product costs, shears, capes, education, mileage to off-site shoots. Receipt OCR on-device.
Self-employment tax estimator
If you're 1099, NeighCheck adds the 15.3% SE tax layer on top of regular income tax and gives you the real quarterly number.
Mileage to off-site work
IRS standard rate, automatically tallied.
Personal records by season
The wedding-season spike is real. Track best month, best client, best service so you can plan next year's marketing.
Employer Intel — salons rated by stylists
Booth-rent fairness, owner respect, client-flow honesty.
FAQ
Common questions.
I'm booth rent — does this work for me?
Yes. Configure your job as booth-rent, enter your weekly or monthly rent, and NeighCheck nets it out of revenue automatically. Expense tracking is built for Schedule C; year-end export is preparer-ready.
Can I track per-client revenue?
Optional. Tag a shift with a client name (or a code if you prefer) and the per-client view will show lifetime revenue. Skip it entirely if you don't care to track that level.
Does it handle commission splits?
Yes — set your split percentage per salon. Multi-salon support if you work more than one chair.
Other professions
Built for them too.
💈 Barbers
Cash tips. Card tips. Clean numbers.
Barbers run on cash and walk-ins. NeighCheck tracks cash tips, card tips, chair-rent net, and Schedule C deductions so April doesn't ambush …
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See it → 🍽️ ServersEvery table. Every tip-out. Every dollar you actually keep.
NeighCheck is built for servers. Log shifts in seconds, track cash tips and card tips separately, calculate tip-out automatically, and know …
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