For independent colourists & salon owners
Know every gram.
Know every dollar.
Colour is the one thing in your salon that gets weighed, mixed and thrown away — usually without anyone knowing what it cost. MixMargin prices the bowl while you mix it.
Most colour pricing is a guess wearing a price list.
Flat service prices
A 30g root touch-up and a 180g corrective bill the same. One of them is paying for the other.
Backbar as one lump
The wholesale invoice lands monthly. Nothing ties it back to the head it went on.
Formulas in a notebook
The one page you need is the one that got wet, went home with someone, or never existed.
What the product actually does
Four things, done properly.
Bowls
Cost every bowl to the gram
Each ticket holds named bowls — Root, Toner, Gloss. Add shades and grams; MixMargin divides wholesale cost by container grams and prices the bowl at your markup. Any unpriced product flags the bowl as a partial estimate instead of quietly guessing.
Formulas
The formula lives on the client
Completing a ticket writes the formula to the client's colour timeline — every bowl, every gram, every shade code. "Repeat last formula" rebuilds the whole ticket for the next visit.
Backbar
Inventory deducts itself
Completing a session subtracts the grams you actually mixed from stock. Low-stock thresholds surface per brand, and unpriced shades are called out so your costing never runs on blanks.
Money
From bowl to invoice
A completed session generates an invoice with colour charges, add-ons and service fees already broken out — issued, numbered, and printable, with tax handled by effective-dated rates.
Business proof
The numbers come from the bowls.
Nothing in reports is typed in twice. Product cost, revenue and profit are the same figures the ticket used when it priced your mix — which is why the invoice, the ledger and the report can never disagree.
$186.11 cost · $279.24 revenue · $93.13 profit
Take the tour
Eight screens, no sales deck.
The day at a glance
Sessions this month, average product cost per session, and today's chairs with their running totals — the first thing you see when you open the salon.
Reports
Where the money went.
Revenue, product cost, profit, expenses and grams mixed — recomputed from the same engine that priced every bowl on every ticket.
Everything on this page is a screenshot of the working product, taken from a live salon account. Nothing here is a mockup or a roadmap.
See the full feature list →Price the bowl, not the guess.
MixMargin is onboarding salons in a small pilot. Tell us about your colour bar and we'll set you up with your own salon workspace.
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