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Microblading only profits when you price for everything it really takes — sterile single-use tools, two sessions, and the licensing and insurance behind the work. Enter your real costs across both sessions and your target margin to get a price that covers all of it.
Your costs per service
Your numbers
$25.00 product · $15.00 supplies · $180.00 labor · $40.00 overhead
Recommended price
$577.78
earns $317.78 profit at a 55% margin
Round up to a clean number — never advertise below this.
That's one brow service. What about the rest of your menu?
Profit Suite does this for every service you offer — automatically.
Costing a single service by hand is easy. Tracking cost and margin across your whole menu, as pigment and insurance costs shift, is the hard part — and that's what Profit Suite handles:
The calculator uses cost-based pricing: it adds up what a service actually costs you to deliver, then marks it up to hit the profit margin you choose. The formula is recommended price = true cost ÷ (1 − target margin). Your true cost is the sum of product, supplies, labor (rate × time), and overhead per service.
Enter your current price too, and it tells you whether you're hitting your target, leaving money on the table, or — in the worst case — losing money on every service.
Want the full walkthrough with examples and price ranges? the full microblading pricing guide.
Microblading is commonly priced $350–$800+, and that price should include the required perfecting session. Enter your costs across both sessions and apply your target margin — the calculator gives you the floor for the full service.
Yes. The perfecting session six to eight weeks later is part of the result, not an add-on. Enter your total time and single-use supply cost for both sessions so the recommended price reflects the whole service.
Every tool is sterile and single-use, the service spans two multi-hour sessions, and it requires licensing, certification, and higher insurance. The price reflects safety, skill, and two full appointments — which is why the recommended floor is high.
Aim for 40–55% on the full package once both sessions and all supplies are counted. High ticket prices don't guarantee high margins, because PMU supply and overhead costs are steep.