Grow the chair count, not the stress.
Salons, barbershops and spas grow one chair, one room and one stylist at a time. Working capital can fund a renovation, retail product inventory or the slow weeks after the holidays.
Requesting a call or applying won't affect your credit score.1Rather talk first? (XXX) XXX-XXXXCommon uses
- Renovation and new stations
- Retail product inventory
- Hiring and training staff
- Equipment and booking software
- Marketing a new location
Daily card sales make salons a common fit for revenue-based funding.
If most of your stylists rent chairs, only the deposits that land in the business's own account count as its revenue.
Read the whole number.
Every offer shows the amount, total repayment and payment schedule before you sign.
How to compare offersQuestions from salons & spas.
Does booth-rent income count?
Rent paid into your business account counts as deposits. Stylists' own card sales that go to their accounts do not.
What's the smallest amount I can get?
Funding partners commonly start around $10,000. Your deposits decide the range.
Are you the lender?
No. Daybook Capital is a broker. Independent funding partners review your file and set their own terms. We never charge applicants.