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Find Salon Suite and Booth Rentals Near You

Browse salon suites, booth rentals, and chair rentals near you, with prices listed up front by the owners. Free for beauty pros.

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5.0 Top Rated Service 2026 | 100% free for beauty professionals

12,000+

beauty pros served

2,700+

active spaces

46

states covered

$0

cost to pros, ever

Do the math

Commission was fine, until you did the numbers.

Slide to match your book. The range counts product, card fees, booking software, insurance, and self-employment tax, and leaves room in case some clients don't follow you. Most spaces on SalonRenter rent for $150 to $400 a week.

Comfortable weekly rent

$212–$319

Break-even rent is $446 a week if every client follows.

Your $6,000 month

Commission$2,771
Renting at $266$3,443

+$672 a month

Built for your craft

A lash artist needs different things than a barber. Browse spaces that welcome your specialty, with the plumbing, lighting, and licenses to match.

Make your move in 3 easy steps

No brokers and no fees from us. Owners who reply usually do so within hours.

1

Search like a client would

Type in your city and browse every suite, booth, and chair available near you. Photos, prices, amenities, all of it. No account required, no sales calls.

2

Tour with the owner, not a broker

Message the salon owner directly from the listing and set up a tour. Ask about parking, product policies, the vibe on a Saturday. Whatever matters to you.

3

Sign and move in

Sign your lease, hang your license, and book your clients in your new space. From your first appointment on, every dollar you earn is yours.

Trusted by pros who already made the jump

5.0 5.0 Top Rated Service 2026

Kami and AJ Bellamah, founders of SalonRenter

Beauty and the Builder

We built this because we needed it

In 2020, Kami, an esthetician, lost her studio when the pandemic shut it down and had nowhere to look for a new one. Her husband AJ, a commercial property manager, had the opposite problem: empty salon space and no real way to advertise it beyond Facebook posts.

The big real estate sites ignored the beauty industry entirely. So they built the site they both needed. One place where beauty pros find space and owners find pros. That's SalonRenter.

Read our story

Search with your AI

Are you using Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini? Connect us to your assistant and have them do the work for you.

Your assistant can search real listings, compare the listed rent, message the owner, and request an open tour time when the owner allows it. It never sees the owner's phone or email.

  1. 1. Connect your AI assistant to your Salon Renter account.
  2. 2. Ask for a suite, booth, or chair by city, budget, and amenities.
  3. 3. Request a tour when the owner allows it. The owner still confirms the time.

For salon and suite owners

Fill your empty chairs.

List a suite, booth, or chair and reach beauty professionals who are already looking in your area.

1

Choose a package

Pick Basic or Featured for 3 or 6 months. Featured listings rotate higher in city search.

2

Create your listing

Add photos, weekly rent, amenities, and tour hours. The wizard walks you through it in one sitting.

3

Receive inquiries

Pros message you from the listing. You get email and SMS, then you schedule the tour yourself.

Questions? Good. You should have them.

Yes. Search is free. Messaging an owner is free. We charge salon owners to list, not the pros looking for space. You do not need an account to browse. Some listings hide the owner contact until you sign in.
Salon suites, booth rentals, chair rentals, and daily rentals, plus esthetician rooms, lash studios, barbershop chairs, and entire salons. Filter by weekly price, amenities such as a shampoo bowl or parking, and profession.
On current listings, booths and chairs often land around $150 to $350 a week (median near $196). Suites often land around $175 to $400 a week (median near $230). The listing shows the owner price. Rent, deposit, and what is included are between you and the owner. Find the right rent for your book
A booth or chair is a station inside a shared salon. A suite is a private room, often with its own door. Commission work pays you a percentage of service revenue. Booth and suite rent means you pay a set rent and keep what you earn.
Your state license is between you and your state board. Many owners also ask for liability insurance before you get keys. Ask the owner what they require, and check your board if you are a new graduate.
The owner gets your message or tour request by email. Owners who reply usually do so within hours. You can message them again from your account. Salon Renter does not sign the lease or take the rent.
Save a search and we will email you when a matching space is listed. You can also look at nearby cities. Saved searches
Yes. Your AI assistant can search published listings and compare the listed rent. It never receives the owner phone number or email. A tour request is still confirmed by the owner.
Connect your AI assistant to your Salon Renter account if you want it to message an owner, request a tour, or save an alert as you. Browsing stays open without an account.

Still curious? Read the beauty pro FAQ or send us a note.