Free tool for yoga studio owners
Yoga Studio cash flow forecast for the next 13 weeks
A studio forecast is drafts and pack sales against rent and per-class teacher pay.
Add one-off items (tax payment, equipment, a big invoice)
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Negative for money going out, positive for money coming in.
Lowest point
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Safe line (2 payrolls)
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cash you never want to drop under
Weeks under the safe line
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of the next 13
| Week of | Comes in | Payroll | Bills and other | Cash at week end |
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The starting numbers are an example for a yoga studio. Replace them with yours.
Getting the forecast right for a yoga studio
- Put membership drafts in their draft weeks.
- Put pack sales in the week they are sold, and promotions in their own weeks.
- Put teacher pay in the weeks the classes run.
An example
A studio runs a New Year promotion and sells 150 class packs in January. Cash jumps. Those students take their classes through March and April, while teacher pay continues. The forecast shows spring cash without the January boost.
What to watch
- Classes owed on packs sold in a big promotion
- Members cancelling after the intro offer ends
- Classes that run below break-even attendance
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One Page CFO builds your 13-week forecast from your QuickBooks, invoice by invoice, and a CFO checks it before it reaches you.