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How to Start a Salon or Barbershop
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Guide overview
How to Start a Salon or Barbershop
Get a clear, Kenya-specific plan to launch a salon or barbershop in Nairobi. You’ll receive a concise blueprint on setup costs, pricing at around 500 KES per service, monthly service targets (e.g., ~300), and cash-flow guidance to reach a positive monthly profit while managing fixed costs and variable costs in urban locations. Outcome: a practical model for predictable revenue, steady foot traffic, and a roadmap to scale from baseline metrics to profitability.
- Kenya-specific pricing and demand assumptions
- Step-by-step setup, staffing, and supplier guidance
- Financial projections with a practical launch checklist
What you get
- Complete PDF plan covering 12 sections
- Editable financial template to tailor your numbers
- Launch checklist and licensing guidance
- Kenya-specific assumptions and benchmarks
Guide outline
- Executive Summary
- Idea Validation and Market Overview
- Target Customer Profiles
- Competitor Landscape
- Business Model and Pricing Strategy
- Operations Plan (Setup, Staffing, Suppliers)
- Regulatory and Licensing Checklist
- Marketing and Sales Plan
What buyers say
“Short, sharp, and actually actionable.”
Daniel O.
Services founder, Kisii
Checkout
KES 150
Secure Paystack checkout with email delivery.
- M-Pesa and bank cards supported.
- No account required to purchase.
- Refunds for verified delivery failures.
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