
In Q3 2026, locations with 4,000+ members converted 17.1% of retail customers into members, locations with 2,000–4,000 converted 10.7%, and locations under 2,000 converted 3.3% (Rinsed via ICA). Enter your retail customers, monthly sign-ups and member count to see where you stand and what closing the gap is worth. The calculator runs in your browser. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere.
Divide new members in a month by retail customers that month. 400 sign-ups from 5,000 retail customers is 8%. Use unique retail customers if your POS reports it. Retail car count works, but it counts repeat visits more than once.
“Extra members after 12 months” adds up each month’s extra sign-ups and takes out the 7.8% average monthly churn, so it’s what you’d actually still have on the books a year from now.
Retail is shrinking. Same-store retail revenue fell 9.6% year over year in Q3 2026 and has declined in 19 of the past 24 months at established locations, while memberships now make up about 71% of same-store revenue (Rinsed via ICA). Fewer retail customers means fewer people left to convert, so every retail visit counts more.
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It depends on size. In Q3 2026, locations with 4,000 or more members converted 17.1% of retail customers, locations with 2,000 to 4,000 converted 10.7%, and locations under 2,000 converted 3.3%, according to Rinsed data from more than 3,000 U.S. locations. Compare yourself to washes your size.
Divide new members in a month by retail customers that month. 400 sign-ups from 5,000 retail customers is 8%. Use unique retail customers if your POS reports it. Retail car count works too, but it counts repeat visits more than once.
Retail is shrinking. Same-store retail revenue fell 9.6% year over year in Q3 2026 and has declined in 19 of the past 24 months at established locations, while memberships now make up about 71% of same-store revenue. Fewer retail customers means fewer people left to convert.
At 5,000 retail customers a month, one point is 50 more sign-ups a month. After a year at the 7.8% average monthly churn, that’s about 400 more members still on the books, worth roughly $12,000 a month at a $30 average price.