For hair salons, barbershops, nail studios, beauty and lash bars

POS for salons and nail studios: bookings and commission

In beevity each chair is a place and each service is a product with its own price, duration and commission. The stylist named on the line earns the commission on the price after VAT, retail products count separately, and a colour done by two people can share it.

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How does commission work in a salon?

A salon pays per service, and often per person. beevity records each service as a line with the stylist’s name on it and calculates the commission from the price after VAT.

Service Price incl. VAT Net after VAT Stylist rate Commission
Men’s cut 321 THB 300 THB 40% 120 THB
Cut and colour 2,140 THB 2,000 THB 30% 600 THB
Gel nails 535 THB 500 THB Fixed 100 THB 100 THB

When a junior and a senior work on the same colour, the cashier names both and the commission is shared. Tiered rates reward a busy day: a higher percentage after a set number of services.

How do chairs and timers help?

Each chair can be a place on the floor plan. A two-hour colour started on chair 3 shows how long that chair is busy, which tells the front desk when to promise the next walk-in. The same rules as in a spa apply: an alert when time is up, an automatic finish, or overtime if you charge for it.

Can I sell products as well as services?

Yes. Retail products such as shampoo or nail polish have their own stock, and the stock count drops with each sale. A product can carry its own commission rate, different from the stylist’s rate on services.

What is coming for salons?

Two modules that go live on 1 December are made for salons: online booking, so clients book a chair and a stylist themselves, and customer records with each visit’s colour, products, notes and photos. The till, the chairs and the commission are built.

Questions about Salons, nails & barbers

Can a stylist earn a different rate on services and on products?

Yes. The rate can come from the stylist’s template or from the product itself, so a haircut and a bottle of shampoo can pay differently.

What if two people work on the same client?

The cashier picks both. They can share the service, with an equal part each that can be adjusted, or each receive a full line.

Can clients book online?

Yes, from 1 December 2026. Clients book by phone number and confirm with a code, and the booking lands on the same chairs and stylists the till uses, so walk-ins and online bookings share one board.

Will beevity remember the colour used last time?

Yes, with customer records, which go live on 1 December: each visit with the stylist and a note on the products and colours used. Before-and-after photos are not part of it yet.

Want beevity when it goes live?

beevity goes live in Thailand on 1 December 2026. These are the final testing days. Businesses on the waitlist get the first setup dates. Tell us what you run and what you need most.

Going live in Thailand

, 00:00 Bangkok time