Try the free browser demo, or open a verified Studio account for secure hosted salon workspaces.
Studio is $29 AUD/month per salon. Subscribe securely through Stripe after verifying your email.
The account-backed edition runs on the development Mac. This public preview offers a browser-saved demo only.
For a salon that wants its commission close available beyond one Mac.
AUD $29 per salon, billed monthly. Manage renewal and cancellation in your account.
Open StudioDownload your workspace backups regularly. Payroll, live booking-system sync and automatic tax advice are outside this service.
Use your own assumptions. This is a comparison of workload and price, not a promise of time saved.
How often you run the close.
Items that need review or adjustment.
Your average time per item.
Your fully loaded hourly cost.
Estimated monthly exception review
At your entered hourly cost
Time a $29 plan would need to save to cover its fee
Your inputs are illustrative. No time saving is guaranteed.
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| Capability | Local · available now | Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Itemised CSV import and mapping | Included | Included |
| Agreements, refund review and fixed runs | Included | Included |
| Access beyond one Mac | No | Included |
| Workspace backups | You arrange backups | Downloadable full backup |
| Email account recovery | Recovery code | Included |
| Payroll or wage payments | Not included | Not included |
Studio stores your salon workspaces separately from the browser demo and Mac-local edition.
The Mac-local edition is $0 AUD on the development Mac. Public account access is not open in this preview; you can try the browser-saved demo.
Create your account and confirm the email from trimsum.com. Add a salon workspace, then subscribe through Stripe to open saved imports, reviews and fixed records.
Your records remain available for backup export when your subscription ends. Refund requests are reviewed separately; cancellation is available through Manage billing.
Explore a sample runIs a spreadsheet enough?A record you can check. A number you can explain.