Is it profitable?
Red light is one of the highest-margin, low-maintenance services in recovery.
Is it profitable?
Straight answer: yes. Red light has almost nothing behind the curtain: no water to heat, no ice to make, no consumables, no staff in the room. The client lies down, presses start, and the bed does the rest. Here's how the money works.
Pick your session price down the left. The three columns are how many of those 30 daily slots you actually fill. Where they meet is what one bed brings in per month.
| You charge | Fill 3 a day · 10% | Fill 5 a day · 17% | Fill 7 a day · 23% |
|---|---|---|---|
| $50 | ~$3,900 | ~$6,500 | ~$9,100 |
| $65 | ~$5,100 | ~$8,400 | ~$11,800 |
| $85 | ~$6,600 | ~$11,000 | ~$15,500 |
| $100 | ~$7,800 | ~$13,000 | ~$18,200 |
Monthly gross revenue on roughly 26 trading days and 20-minute slots across a 10-hour day (about 30 slots; utilisation shown in brackets). Regional and suburban centres charge around $50 a session; higher-end boutiques running a bed at the H1's level charge $75 to $120. Figures are gross of running costs, which are minimal, and are not a forecast or financial advice. Model your own numbers with the calculator.
Will your clients actually use it?
Yes, and so will the ones you're currently missing: the people who will never get into an ice bath or sit in a sauna, but will happily lie in a bed for twelve minutes. The demand already walks through your door. This gives it somewhere to book.
Twelve quiet minutes
They lie down. The canopy closes over them and the whole bed glows a deep, warm red. There's nothing to do: no straps, no repositioning, no screen. Twelve quiet minutes, then they get up and get on with their day. That near-zero effort is the whole point: recovery your clients will actually do, every visit.
- Muscle recovery: easing post-exercise soreness, bouncing back faster between sessions*
- Muscle and joint comfort: supporting relief from everyday discomfort*
- Skin and collagen: red wavelengths support collagen, tone and texture*
- Circulation and deep repair: near-infrared reaches deep tissue*
- Sleep and wellbeing: a calm, screen-free reset many find helps them sleep*
* Supported by published research. Studies referenced at the bottom of this page.
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Built to commercial spec, not consumer.
The Hyperion H1 is a whole-body red light bed engineered for years of back-to-back daily use: 43,200 Taiwan Epistar LEDs across five wavelengths, active cooling so it never throttles through a full trading day, 100,000-hour LED life, and a 5-year warranty with Australian-owned, local support.
The honest fit-out notes, so nothing surprises you:
The practical questions, answered straight.
Do I need a staff member in the room?
No, and that's the operating model: preset programs, a short first-visit orientation, then self-serve twelve-minute sessions. One wireless controller manages up to six beds, so reception keeps control without walking the floor.
What does the H1 cost?
The price, the finance option and the payback maths live in the operator's guide, alongside the full specs and how to compare beds. Get the guide here: it's in your inbox a minute later.
What does the install involve?
A dedicated 35A circuit at 220–380V, installed by your electrician the same way your sauna or sunbed was. We supply the full electrical brief and spec sheet up front, so the quote happens before the bed does.
How does a 350 kg bed get into my space?
It splits into two pieces (the canopy lifts off the base), so it moves through tight doorways and lifts. The footprint is 2.3 m × 1.26 m plus walk-around space: a standard treatment room does the job.
Why a bed instead of a panel on the wall?
A panel treats the side of you that faces it. A bed delivers the full dose, head to toe, both sides, in one twelve-minute session, and it books like a service rather than hanging like a fixture. And with red light, more isn't better: what matters is the right dose, delivered evenly across the whole body. A quality bed doses it for you.
Who supports it once it lands?
Hyperion is Australian-owned and run from Brisbane, with local stock, warranty and support. The H1 carries a 5-year warranty. When you call about a bed, you reach the people who sold it to you, in your timezone.