Teacher Pay and Studio Split Calculator
Works out what each teacher is owed for a pay period and what the studio keeps, using the split or rate you give.
Before and after
Rushwick Music Studio, March teacher pay
Evelyn Doherty (piano), 60% of fees
- 6 half hour lessons at $30 = $180
- 4 hour lessons at $55 = $220 (includes the no show, which the family paid for)
- Fees collected: $400
- Teacher pay, 60%: $240
- Studio share, 40%: $160
- Amount owed: $240
Felix Finch (guitar), flat $22 per half hour lesson
- 12 half hour lessons at $32 = $384 fees collected
- Teacher pay: 12 x $22 = $264
- Studio share: $384 - $264 = $120
- Deduction for strings: -$15
- Amount owed: $264 - $15 = $249
Fatima Ellis (violin), 55% of fees
- 8 half hour lessons at $34 = $272
- 3 hour lessons at $60 = $180
- The canceled lesson was not charged, so it is not counted.
- Fees collected: $452
- Teacher pay, 55%: $248.60
- Studio share, 45%: $203.40
- Amount owed: $248.60
Studio totals
| | Amount |
|---|---|
| Total fees collected | $1,236.00 |
| Total teacher pay before deductions | $752.60 |
| Strings deduction (Felix Finch) | $15.00 |
| Total owed to teachers | $737.60 |
| Studio share before deductions | $483.40 |
| Studio keeps after the deduction | $498.40 |
Check: $752.60 teacher pay + $483.40 studio share = $1,236.00 fees collected.
This is a calculation only. How teachers are classified and paid, and any withholding or reporting, should be confirmed with your accountant or a payroll professional.
Questions for the owner
- Should the $15 strings deduction be treated as the studio being repaid, so the studio keeps it on top of its share? I did that above.
- Do you want these amounts rounded to the nearest dollar, or paid to the cent?
What it does
Works out what each teacher is owed for a pay period and what the studio keeps, using the split or rate you give. Handles percentage splits, flat per-lesson rates, and teachers on different deals in the same period.
Use it when: Use when a music lesson studio owner needs to work out what to pay each teacher, or the studio and teacher split, for a pay period, such as "calculate teacher pay," "what do I owe my teachers this month," or "figure out the studio split."