Build a cost-based price for a cosmetic clinic treatment using the expenses tied to one appointment. Enter clinical consumables, complete provider time, loaded hourly labor, and allocated room, device, or administrative overhead, then choose a target markup. The calculator returns total treatment cost, suggested price, gross profit, and gross margin. It is a commercial planning tool and does not replace clinical, regulatory, tax, or reimbursement review.
Enter consumables, the complete staff time required for one cosmetic clinic treatment, loaded labor cost, allocated overhead, and your target markup.
The suggested price covers the entered direct and allocated costs, then applies the selected markup.
Markup and margin are different. A 50% markup on cost produces a 33.3% gross margin before taxes, discounts, and unlisted costs.
With $12 consumables, 60 minutes of labor at $24 per hour, and $15 overhead, total cost is $51. A 50% markup gives a suggested price of $76.50 and gross profit of $25.50.
Include products, disposables, protective supplies, and other items normally consumed by one completed treatment.
Yes. Include all paid provider time required by the treatment workflow.
Allocate lease, depreciation, service, and maintenance using a consistent expected-use basis, then review it when volume changes.
No. It reflects only entered costs and markup; add applicable taxes, discounts, and unlisted fees separately.
Markup compares profit with cost, while gross margin compares profit with the selling price.
| Cost group | Examples |
|---|---|
| Consumables | Product, gloves, files, disposables |
| Labor | Service, setup, cleanup |
| Overhead | Rent, equipment, utilities, software |