On the Sola Salon menu, the most expensive item is Creative Color (Starting Price), which costs $450.00. The cheapest item on the menu is Men's Cut (Starting Price),
which costs $45.00.
The average price of all items on the menu is currently $172.31.
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Sola Salons is the largest and leading operator of the "salon suite" or "salon studio" concept in the United States. Unlike a traditional salon that employs stylists, Sola provides a platform for independent beauty professionals by leasing individual, move-in-ready studios to hairstylists, estheticians, nail technicians, and massage therapists. As of May 2025, the cost for a consumer varies entirely depending on the independent professional they book with, while the weekly rental fee for a studio can range from $300 to over $600 depending on location and size. The brand's primary competitors are other salon suite franchises like Phenix Salon Suites and Salons by JC.
The Sola Salons business model is designed to empower beauty professionals to "be their own boss" without the immense overhead of opening a traditional salon. For a weekly rent, a professional gets a private, fully enclosed, and acoustically private studio equipped with high-end cabinetry, a styling chair, and a shampoo bowl. This allows them to set their own hours, use and sell their preferred products, and create a personalized, one-on-one experience for their clients. Sola supports these independent owners with tools like the SolaGenius booking app, marketing assistance, and educational resources.
Sola Salons was founded in 2004 in Denver, Colorado, by Stratton Smith and Matt Briger. They recognized that many experienced beauty professionals wanted the freedom of ownership but were held back by the financial risks and complexities of building out a full-scale salon. The salon suite concept offered the perfect solution: a space that provided both independence and a supportive infrastructure. The business grew exponentially through a franchising model, which allowed for rapid expansion across the country.
The company has expanded to become a dominant force in the professional beauty industry, with over 700 locations across the United States, Canada, and Brazil. Sola Salons has fundamentally changed the career path for thousands of beauty professionals by providing a viable and popular alternative to the traditional commission-based salon.
