One rule the market enforces for you: the house call costs more than the salon visit, never less. Base = local salon rate + a 20 to 40 percent convenience premium. If your number lands below the salon you left, redo it.
| Service | Your price | Market reference |
|---|---|---|
| Women's cut and finish | $70–$100 mobile | |
| Single-process color with finish | $75–$150 | |
| Senior house-call cut | $30–$50; multi-resident facility visits run lower per resident because travel is shared | |
| Men's cut | Priced lower; big-market prices run about a fifth above smaller metros |
Do not launch with a discount. Prices move up a step at a time, driven by a book that is full.
| Item | Your price | Market reference |
|---|---|---|
| Bridal hair or makeup, per person | About $150 average each | |
| Bridal trial | $100–$300 | |
| Event travel fee | $50–$200 flat, or $25–$75 per hour of drive time | |
| Group quote (as one clean number) | Example shape from the lesson: five people at $90 plus a $75 travel fee reads as one total, $525, and one deposit | |
| Deposit required | Amount and refund window in writing before the date is held |
Card on file at booking: ☐ Automated day-before reminders: ☐
Published fees: no-show commonly the full service price $; late cancel commonly half $. Enforced calmly and uniformly; the first waiver for a sympathetic story is the moment the policy becomes a rumor.
Where it lives: booking confirmation, price sheet, voicemail message.