Beauty Salon Purchase Agreement
BEAUTY SALON PURCHASE AGREEMENT
THIS BEAUTY SALON PURCHASE AGREEMENT ("Agreement") is made and entered into as of this [____] day of [__________], 20[____], by and between:
SELLER:
Name: [________________________________]
Salon Name: [________________________________]
Address: [________________________________]
City: [________________] State: [____] ZIP: [________]
Phone: [________________________________]
Email: [________________________________]
Establishment License #: [________________________________]
BUYER:
Name: [________________________________]
Address: [________________________________]
City: [________________] State: [____] ZIP: [________]
Phone: [________________________________]
Email: [________________________________]
Cosmetology License # (if applicable): [________________________________]
ARTICLE 1: SALE OF BUSINESS
1.1 Business Being Sold
Salon Name: [________________________________]
Address: [________________________________]
Type: ☐ Hair Salon ☐ Full-Service Salon ☐ Day Spa ☐ Nail Salon ☐ Other: [________]
1.2 Purchased Assets
☐ Salon Equipment (Exhibit A)
- Styling stations: [____]
- Styling chairs: [____]
- Shampoo stations: [____]
- Dryer chairs: [____]
- Manicure stations: [____]
- Pedicure chairs: [____]
- Facial/treatment beds: [____]
- Reception desk
- Waiting area furniture
- Storage/retail displays
- Computer/POS system
- Other equipment: [________________________________]
☐ Inventory
- Product inventory: $[________] at cost
- Retail inventory: $[________] at cost
- Supplies: ☐ Included ☐ Excluded
☐ Lease
- Assignment of lease at [________________________________]
- Remaining term: [____] years
- Monthly rent: $[________]
☐ Intangible Assets
- Business name and goodwill
- Phone numbers
- Website/domain: [________________________________]
- Social media accounts
- Client lists and records
- Appointment books/scheduling history
- Trademarks/logos
☐ Contracts
- Vendor agreements
- Service contracts
- Equipment leases
1.3 Excluded Assets
☐ Cash
☐ Accounts receivable
☐ Personal items
☐ [________________________________]
ARTICLE 2: PURCHASE PRICE
2.1 Total Price
PURCHASE PRICE: $[________________________________]
2.2 Allocation
| Category | Amount |
|---|---|
| Equipment | $[________] |
| Inventory | $[________] |
| Leasehold Improvements | $[________] |
| Client Lists/Records | $[________] |
| Goodwill | $[________] |
| Non-Compete | $[________] |
| TOTAL | $[________] |
2.3 Payment Terms
☐ All Cash: $[________] at Closing
☐ Seller Financing:
- Down payment: $[________]
- Note: $[________] at [____]% over [____] months
2.4 Earnest Money
Deposit: $[________]
Due: Within [____] days
Escrow: [________________________________]
ARTICLE 3: DUE DILIGENCE
3.1 Period
Due Diligence Deadline: [__/__/____]
3.2 Information Provided
Financial:
☐ Tax returns ([____] years)
☐ Profit and loss statements
☐ Sales records by service type
☐ Payroll records
Operations:
☐ Client count (active)
☐ Service mix analysis
☐ Staff list and compensation
☐ Equipment list with condition
☐ Vendor contracts
Compliance:
☐ Establishment license
☐ Health inspection reports
☐ Insurance documentation
☐ Any violations/complaints
Legal:
☐ Lease agreement
☐ Booth rental agreements (if any)
☐ Employee contracts
☐ Pending litigation
3.3 Termination Right
Buyer may terminate before deadline if not satisfied.
Deposit returned: ☐ Full ☐ Less $[________]
ARTICLE 4: REPRESENTATIONS
4.1 Seller Represents
Licensing:
☐ Establishment license in good standing
☐ All stylists properly licensed
☐ No pending disciplinary actions
Financial:
☐ Financial statements accurate
☐ No undisclosed liabilities
☐ Taxes current
Operations:
☐ Client count accurately represented
☐ Equipment in working order
☐ No material issues
Staff:
☐ Staff status disclosed (employees vs. booth renters)
☐ No pending employment claims
☐ Worker classification proper
4.2 Buyer Represents
☐ Has authority to purchase
☐ Has funds/financing
☐ Will obtain required licenses
ARTICLE 5: STAFF AND STYLISTS
5.1 Current Staff Structure
Employees:
| Position | Name | Compensation |
|----------|------|--------------|
| [________] | [________] | $[________] |
| [________] | [________] | $[________] |
Booth Renters:
| Name | Weekly Rent |
|------|-------------|
| [________] | $[________] |
| [________] | $[________] |
5.2 Staff Transition
☐ Buyer will offer employment to employees
☐ Booth renters may continue under new agreements
☐ Seller to notify staff [____] days before Closing
5.3 Key Stylists
☐ Key stylists agreeing to stay: [________________________________]
☐ Retention bonuses: $[________]
ARTICLE 6: CLIENT TRANSITION
6.1 Client Records
☐ All client records transfer to Buyer
☐ Appointment history included
☐ Contact information included
6.2 Client Notification
☐ Joint announcement from Seller and Buyer
☐ Mailed to clients: ☐ Yes ☐ No
☐ In-salon announcement
☐ Social media announcement
6.3 Seller's Clients
☐ Seller's personal clients: [________________________________]
☐ Seller may continue serving select clients: ☐ Yes ☐ No
ARTICLE 7: NON-COMPETITION
7.1 Non-Compete
Seller shall not operate or work in a competing salon:
Geographic Area: Within [____] miles
Duration: [____] years
7.2 Non-Solicitation
Seller shall not solicit:
☐ Clients for [____] years
☐ Staff for [____] years
7.3 Exceptions
☐ Seller may work as stylist outside restricted area
☐ [________________________________]
ARTICLE 8: LICENSING
8.1 Establishment License
☐ Buyer applies for new establishment license
☐ License transfer (if permitted): [________________________________]
☐ Contingency if license not obtained
8.2 Timeline
☐ Buyer to apply by: [__/__/____]
☐ Estimated approval: [____] weeks
8.3 Interim Operations
☐ Seller continues operating until license issued
☐ Management agreement during transition
☐ Other: [________________________________]
ARTICLE 9: CLOSING
9.1 Closing Date
Date: [__/__/____]
Location: [________________________________]
9.2 Seller Delivers
☐ Bill of Sale
☐ Assignment of Lease
☐ Assignment of Contracts
☐ Non-Competition Agreement
☐ Keys and access codes
☐ Client records
☐ Equipment manuals
☐ Passwords (POS, website, social media)
9.3 Buyer Delivers
☐ Purchase price
☐ Note (if financing)
☐ Assumption agreements
9.4 Prorations
☐ Rent
☐ Utilities
☐ Prepaid expenses
☐ Gift certificates outstanding: $[________] credit to Seller
ARTICLE 10: INDEMNIFICATION
10.1 Seller Indemnifies
☐ Pre-Closing liabilities
☐ Employee/booth renter claims before Closing
☐ Tax liabilities
☐ Breach of representations
10.2 Buyer Indemnifies
☐ Post-Closing operations
☐ Assumed liabilities
10.3 Survival
[____] years
ARTICLE 11: TRANSITION
11.1 Transition Assistance
Duration: [____] days
Seller provides:
☐ Introduction to clients
☐ Introduction to vendors
☐ Staff training
☐ Operational guidance
Compensation:
☐ Included in price
☐ $[________] per day
ARTICLE 12: MISCELLANEOUS
12.1 Governing Law
State of [________________]
12.2 Disputes
☐ Mediation then arbitration
☐ Litigation in [________________] County
12.3 Entire Agreement
This Agreement constitutes entire agreement.
SIGNATURES
SELLER:
Signature: ________________________________
Printed Name: [________________________________]
Date: [__/__/____]
BUYER:
Signature: ________________________________
Printed Name: [________________________________]
Date: [__/__/____]
EXHIBIT A - EQUIPMENT LIST
[Detailed equipment inventory with condition and values]
This template is for informational purposes only. Beauty salon acquisitions involve licensing, worker classification, and regulatory considerations that vary by state. Both buyers and sellers should consult with qualified attorneys before completing any transaction.
About This Template
A contract is a written record of what two or more parties agreed to and what happens if someone does not follow through. Clear language, defined terms, and clean signature blocks keep disputes small and enforceable. The most common mistakes in contracts come from vague promises, missing details about timing or payment, and skipping standard protective clauses like governing law and dispute resolution.
Important Notice
This template is provided for informational purposes. It is not legal advice. We recommend having an attorney review any legal document before signing, especially for high-value or complex matters.
Last updated: February 2026
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