Beauty coworking spaces, also known as salon suites or beauty incubators

Beauty coworking spaces, also known as salon suites or beauty incubators, have emerged as a significant trend in the beauty industry, offering professionals flexible and cost-effective workspaces. These shared environments provide beauty experts with amenities and infrastructure without the overhead of traditional salon ownership.

Market Overview


Global Salon Services Market: Valued at approximately $215.65 billion in 2022, the salon services market is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 8% through 2030.

Coworking Spaces Industry: The global coworking spaces market was estimated at $6.19 billion in 2019, with projections reaching $7.97 billion by 2023, reflecting a CAGR of 17%.

Regional Insights:

United States:

In 2022, the U.S. coworking industry generated approximately $2.96 billion in revenue. The market is expected to expand at a CAGR of over 11% from 2023 to 2028.

Europe:

The European coworking spaces market was valued at $3.91 billion in 2023, with forecasts suggesting growth to $12.39 billion by 2030, indicating a CAGR of 17.8% during this period.

Key Drivers of Growth:


Entrepreneurship and Flexibility:

Beauty coworking spaces cater to professionals seeking independence without the financial burden of establishing a full-scale salon. These spaces offer flexible rental options, allowing beauty experts to scale their operations according to demand.

Technological Integration:

Many beauty coworking facilities are incorporating advanced technologies, such as smart booking systems and integrated payment solutions, enhancing operational efficiency and client satisfaction.

Community and Networking:

These spaces foster a sense of community, providing opportunities for professionals to collaborate, share knowledge, and engage in networking events, thereby enriching their careers and client offerings.

Conclusion:

The beauty coworking sector is experiencing robust growth, driven by a shift towards flexible work arrangements and entrepreneurial endeavors within the beauty industry. With significant market expansions projected in both the U.S. and Europe, beauty coworking spaces are poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of beauty services globally.
16 March / 2024
Evgenii Kuznetsov
CEO Founder & Product Manager
Three Very Strange Meetings Part one
Over the past two years, I had three strange meetings with people who, at the time, seemed like ideal potential business partners.
Three Strange Meetings - Part Two
One day, I had the idea to Google who from Russia had opened beauty coworking spaces in the U.S. I came across an article about a woman who had opened a beauty coworking space in the heart of New York City.
Testing Our Product: The Early Days and the Challenges We Faced
In the early stages of testing our product, we relied on existing automation tools available in the market. We created a simple one-page website and integrated a booking system that was already out there.
Creating a Podcast Studio to Promote Our Product
I had a long-held dream of creating my own podcast studio and a space for interviews and other creative video products. While searching for locations to set up autonomous beauty studios, I stumbled upon an amazing space. It was located in the center, with its own separate entrance, soundproof, and had no windows—ideal for barber studios, but absolutely unsuitable for them.
Creating Fully Autonomous Beauty Studios for Hairdressers with 24/7 Access
We decided to create and test a business model that no one had previously explored—fully autonomous beauty spaces for hairdressers with 24/7 access. The idea was to eliminate human oversight and allow professionals to rent and pay for space through an app, as well as manage or cancel bookings in case of unforeseen circumstances.
Creating the First Working Version of the App
The first launch of our app occurred after five months of intensive development. For the app’s development, we chose Flutter for the front-end and Django for the backend. The most time-consuming part of the development process was setting up the payment system and integrating Apple Pay and Google Pay.
The Struggles of Branding: How Many Times the Name Changed
We all know that the name of a brand and an app is crucial. In this article, I’ll share how many times the name of our app has changed. When I first started the project, the idea was to automate beauty coworking spaces, and I hadn’t yet envisioned expanding the project further. So, I came up with a simple and concise name—Barber Click.
The beginning of our startup
Creating Fully Autonomous Beauty Studios for Hairdressers with 24/7 Access