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Salon Gogh: monthly revenue before and after digital queue adoption.

A monthly revenue comparison before and after Rowomat adoption, drawn from the salon's internal records for 2024 through the available period of 2026.

Author: Rowomat operations teamEditorial review: 28 August 2026Basis: Salon Gogh internal records; not independently audited.

Result

Monthly revenue before and after Rowomat adoption.

2024 monthly average, before Rowomat
€2,900
Monthly average from April 2025 through the available 2026 period
€8,500
Change in the monthly average
+€5,600

Break-even

Before Rowomat the salon missed break-even even in its best month.

Internal break-even point
€4,800
What a salon with two stylists needs each month to trade in the black.
Best month of 2024
€3,900
The strongest documented month before Rowomat — €900 short of break-even.
Weakest month of 2026
€7,000
The weakest documented month of 2026 — €2,200 above break-even.

Ranges

The documented post-adoption range does not overlap the 2024 range.

The horizontal bars show the monthly revenue range, from the weakest to the strongest month of the year. The vertical line is the salon's internal break-even point: €4,800 a month.

Change in operations

What changed in the salon's working day.

Before arriving

The salon's public link shows the current wait and lets clients join the queue from their phone — no call, and no trip to the salon just to see how busy it is.

While waiting

Clients follow their place in the queue on their phone and come back when their turn is near, instead of sitting in a waiting room.

In the salon

Staff run the queue from a single operational view, and a screen in the room shows everyone the same queue state.

Reading the data

What the data shows, and what it does not.

The higher range appeared after Rowomat was adopted and remained through the available observed period in 2026. The comparison therefore rests on a sequence of monthly records from the same salon, not on one selected month.

The data cannot separate the effect of the digital queue from pricing, demand, capacity, management and other changes in the business. It documents sequence and scale; it does not prove that Rowomat alone caused the entire result.

Method

Source, period and the limits of this analysis.

Data source
Internal records of Salon Gogh, Šibenik.
Period before
Calendar year 2024, without Rowomat.
Period after
April 2025 – latest available period in 2026, with Rowomat.
What was measured
Monthly salon revenue in euros.
Audit
The figures have not been independently audited.
Transferability
The outcome depends on a salon's location, prices, demand and capacity.

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