Revenue isn't profit
A $145 facial that uses $18 of product, $38 of staff time and $2.50 of card fees makes $86.50 — and a cheaper treatment might quietly out-earn it. The Treatment cost card on every service page does this maths for you.
Setting it up
Open a service and find the Treatment cost card:
- Link the products a treatment uses — 3ml of cleanser, one needle cartridge, a sheet mask. Costs come from your product catalog (professional/back-bar stock included), and pack sizes are respected: a 5L drum costed once prices every millilitre.
- Add your labour estimate — what the staff time for one treatment costs you. Wemu suggests a figure from the assigned providers' hourly pay × the service's active minutes (processing time excluded) — one tap fills it in.
- Set your card fee % once — it applies across every service.
The card shows product cost, labour, payment fee, total cost to perform, and profit per treatment — live, as you type.
It's not just a display
- Completing a sale of the service deducts the linked products from stock automatically — your back-bar consumption tracks itself.
- Reports use the full cost: the top/bottom margin lists price services by product + labour + fees, so "most profitable" means actually most profitable.
💡 Tip: your professional brand's treatment costing sheet can be imported with AI — see the supplier cost sheet option under Products → Import with AI.