What is your
hair salon worth?
Instant, private AI valuation for GTA hair salons and barbershops — owner earnings, pay model, your team, lease and retail sales all factored in. No salon name required.
How this estimate works
Salons sell on seller’s discretionary earnings — net profit plus your own pay and perks. Leave it blank and the tool estimates it from sales and your pay model.
Completed salon sales have closed around 1.8× owner earnings at the median. The tool moves that up or down for your role, stylist retention, retail, lease, trend and history.
A salon that runs without you, with a stable team and a long lease, is worth far more than one where the clients follow the owner.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a hair salon worth?
Most small salons sell for roughly 1.5 to 2.5 times owner earnings, or about a third to a half of annual sales. BizBuySell data on completed salon and barbershop sales shows a median of about 1.77 times owner earnings. Inventory is usually added at cost.
Does chair rental or commission change the value?
Yes. Booth rental salons earn thinner but steadier margins; commission or employee salons earn more but depend on keeping the team. Buyers price both, but retention risk matters most.
What if I am the top stylist?
Then a buyer is worried your clients leave with you, and the multiple drops. Building a team that clients book with directly, and a transition period in the sale, protect the price.
Can the lease be transferred to a buyer?
Usually only with the landlord’s consent. Years remaining, including renewal options, is one of the biggest value drivers — under two years can cut the price sharply.
Thinking of selling or buying a salon?
Send me the details — I will go through the numbers, the lease and the team, and what the price needs to look like to get a deal done.
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Jatin Dua, Broker of Record — RE/MAX Quantum Realty Inc., Brokerage. Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract with another brokerage.