City Partner Revenue Calculator

Estimate your monthly income as a Weekend Club City Partner. Adjust tables per week, seat price, and growth stage to see your expected revenue share — from USD $1,500/month (Stage A) to $10,000+/month (Stage C).

Revenue Model Overview

The Weekend Club uses a declining revenue-share model with no upfront franchise fee. As you scale, your platform fee decreases and your income share increases:

Stage Tables / Week Your Revenue Share Est. Monthly Income
Stage A — Validation2–470%~USD $1,500–2,500
Stage B — Established8–1290%~USD $5,000–8,000
Stage C — Full City15+100%~USD $10,000+

Assumes 6 guests per table at ~USD $65–80/person average ticket. Actual income varies by city, seat price, and frequency.

What the Calculator Lets You Model

  • Tables per week — from 1 to 20+
  • Seat price — USD $40 to $120 per person
  • Guests per table — standard 6, adjustable to 4–8
  • Growth stage — Stage A (70%), B (90%), or C (100%) revenue share
  • Weeks per month — typically 4, some markets run 5

Open the Interactive Calculator

Adjust tables, seat price, and stage — see your monthly income in real time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an upfront investment?
No. The Weekend Club charges no franchise fee and no upfront investment. You pay a declining revenue share (30% → 0%) deducted only as you earn.
How accurate are the income estimates?
Estimates are based on current City Partner performance data. Actual income depends on seat price, guest acquisition speed, and the restaurant split in your city.
How long to reach Stage B income?
Most City Partners reach Stage B (~$5,000–8,000/month) within 6–12 months of launch, depending on city size and starting network.
Can I run this as a side hustle alongside a full-time job?
Yes. Stage A operates on weekends only (5–15 hours/week). See also: Side Hustle Guide 2026 and From Layoff to Side Hustle.

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