Your H1, in profit.

The Hyperion H1 runs 10–13 minute sessions. Standard full-body red light beds run 25–30. Allowing for changeover, that's the difference between selling 20-minute blocks and 30-minute blocks — and the difference between two and three sessions per bed-hour.

Your venue

Price per session $80

Benchmark · recovery rooms charge $45–$125

Hours the bed runs per day 10 hrs

Operating window the H1 is available

Days open per week 6 days

Realistic booking rate 65%

% of available slots actually filled

See your numbers.

Annual revenue at your settings. Side-by-side comparison against a 30-minute bed. Payback timeline on the H1. A 5-year model. Sent in one email.

The Hyperion H1

20-minute blocks. 3 sessions per hour.

Sessions per day 20

Sessions per week 117

Monthly revenue $40,560

Annual revenue $486,720

A 30-minute bed

30-minute blocks. 2 sessions per hour.

Sessions per day 13

Sessions per week 78

Monthly revenue $27,040

Annual revenue $324,500

Annual revenue uplift

+$162,240

vs running a standard 30-minute bed at the same price, hours, and booking rate.

Your H1, the long view.

Payback timeline

< 1 month

Months until cumulative revenue covers the H1 investment ($35,000).

5-year revenue

$2.43M

Cumulative revenue assuming current settings hold steady.

Throughput advantage

1.5×

The H1 runs 3 sessions an hour vs 2 on a 30-minute bed — 50% more throughput from the same room, at the same price.

Sessions to break even

438

At your price point, the H1 pays for itself in this many sessions.

How the maths works

Throughput. The H1's clinically-effective dose is delivered in 10–13 minutes (660 + 850 nm at 129 mW/cm² irradiance). Most standard red light beds need 25–30 minutes to deliver a comparable J/cm² dose. We model 3 H1 sessions/hour vs 2 comparison-bed sessions/hour, allowing 7–10 minutes turnover between bookings.

Pricing. Slider range ($45–$125) reflects the actual market for full-body red light sessions in recovery rooms, beauty venues, and wellness studios in the US and Australia.

Booking rate. Real-world utilization is rarely 100%. The default 65% reflects a healthy, established membership-driven venue. New venues typically start at 30–45% and ramp.

What this calculator doesn't include. Staff time, room costs, member acquisition costs, retention uplift, or bundling revenue (the H1 added to a facial / cold plunge / membership tier). These all skew the numbers upward. The figures here are the floor.