Month-end spreadsheet scramble
Today Commissions are tallied from paper tickets into spreadsheets, taking hours and risking mistakes.
With MG Salon Services and retail items link to the stylist at checkout, keeping commission totals ready anytime.
Staff commissions
Staff commissions for ladies' salons and spas
Set commission rules for services and retail sales, with clear monthly statements for every stylist.
Commissions on services and products
Rates per stylist or service group
Split checkout with retail items
Itemized monthly statements
Essential
Staff commissions
Services billed
142
Retail sales
KWD 380
Commission total
KWD 620
AI summary ready
Sounds familiar?
Why manual commission calculations disrupt salon paydays
Disputed service credits
Today Stylists question which treatments were credited to them when handwritten notes or tickets go missing.
With MG Salon Each stylist gets a statement listing every completed service and client name behind her commission.
Uncredited retail product sales
Today Reception rings up retail products without tagging who recommended them, so staff lose commissions.
With MG Salon The retail POS credits the selling stylist on the bill, even when split across card and cash payments.
Paying totals without detail
Today Owners pay lump sums from spreadsheets without an easy way to verify which service produced the number.
With MG Salon Branch dashboards show commission totals backed by itemized reports, ready for whoever pays the team.
What you get
Commission tools built into salon checkout and reports
Service and product rates
Commissions on services and products calculated for each stylist automatically.
Stylist attribution at checkout
Check out services and retail products together, with each line credited to the stylist who sold it.
Itemized monthly statements
Provide a clear statement for each stylist listing every service and retail sale behind her total.
Multi-stylist calendar
Every stylist, room and service on one drag-and-drop calendar, tracking who completed each treatment.
Branch overview and permissions
Bookings, sales and staff for every branch in one dashboard, with permissions keeping rates private.
Accounting and data export
Every sale lands in your accounts without re-typing, and full commission statements export to Excel.
How it works
How commission tracking works in MG Salon
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1
Define commission rules
Set commission rates for each stylist or apply percentages across service and retail product groups.
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2
Attribute sales at checkout
At the retail POS, each service and retail item is credited to the stylist who did it or sold it.
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Review monthly statements
At month end, view itemized commission totals per stylist, listing every completed service and sale.
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Hand over for payment
Export the checked commission totals to Excel and hand them to whoever pays your staff.
FAQ
Questions we hear most
Can we set different commission percentages for each stylist?
Yes. You can set individual rates for each stylist or apply standard percentages by service group.
How does commission apply when a client buys services and retail together?
The retail POS records the stylist on each line of the bill, even when split payment is used.
How is MG Salon priced, and do we pay per stylist?
No per-user fees. In Kuwait, Essential is KWD 45 per month per system with a one-time KWD 100 setup.
Are commission statements and salon screens available in Arabic?
Yes. Screens, documents and commission statements are in Arabic and English, with right-to-left layouts throughout.
Can we export stylist commission statements to Excel?
Yes. You own your data. Reports export to Excel at any time, on the regional cloud or your own server.
Ready to simplify staff commissions in your salon?
Book a free 45-minute demo prepared around your salon services, retail products, and commission structure.
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