The agencies state $34,185 to $34,260 in initial fees across 6 of the 9 items; 1 are free; 2 are set by the city, the county or a provider. Rent, build-out and equipment come on top and depend on the space.
How much does it cost to open a barbershop in Wyoming?
$34,185 to $34,260 in state fees the agencies state, across 6 of the 9 licenses, permits and registrations; 1 are free; 2 are set by the city, the county or a provider. Rent, build-out and equipment come on top.
What the state publishes for a barbershop in Wyoming
Drafted from the agencies’ own pages; some rows still wait to be confirmed. Open the official page before you pay anything.
- Stated state fees
- $34,185 to $34,260initial fees across 6 of 9 items
- Free items
- 1no fee as the agency publishes it
- Set elsewhere
- 2by the city, the county or a provider
- Items in all
- 9in the order to get them
Initial fees as each agency states them, summed; renewals are not included. Where a fee depends on size or sales the range is the lowest to the highest stated. Members see each row’s fee, its renewal and the official page.
Set up the business
Item Agency Fee Articles of organization (LLC) and the annual report license tax Wyoming Secretary of State Premium only Trade name registration (DBA) Wyoming Secretary of State Premium only Employer Identification Number (EIN) Internal Revenue Service Free Register for tax
Item Agency Fee Sales and use tax license Wyoming Department of Revenue Premium only City business license, where the city has one Your city or town clerk Premium only Approve the space
Item Agency Fee Zoning approval, building permits and certificate of occupancy Your city or county planning and building department Premium only Get the permits for your kind of business
Item Agency Fee Barbershop license Wyoming Board of Barber Examiners Premium only Licensed cosmetologists, hair stylists, nail technicians, estheticians and barbers Wyoming Board of Cosmetology Premium only Before the first hire
Item Agency Fee Unemployment insurance and workers’ compensation accounts, new hire reporting Wyoming Department of Workforce Services Premium only
What comes on top of the fees
The state publishes its fees; the space sets the rest. These work it out from your own numbers.
- Rent the business can carryMonthly sales, or seats and average check, to the base rent that fits a healthy occupancy share.Rent-to-sales calculator
- The real cost of a NNN leaseBase rent plus CAM, property taxes and insurance, each month.NNN lease calculator
- The steps in orderThe same items as a walk-through you tick off, with progress saved to your account.How to open
Fees are shown to members as published. Create an account.
Sources and dates
Secretary of State Business Division fee schedule (effective July 1, 2026); W.S. 17-29-209; Secretary of State trade name registration application and instructions; W.S. 40-2-104; IRS EIN page; W.S. 39-15-106 (license fee); Department of Revenue sales and use tax license application; Cheyenne City Clerk licenses and permits pages (307-637-6330); City of Casper business and health license pages; Town of Jackson business license; W.S. 35-9-121 (local enforcement of the state building codes); Department of Fire Prevention and Electrical Safety 2024 code adoption; Laramie County building code resolutions; Board of Barber Examiners fee rules; W.S. 33-7-109 (shop license); Board of Cosmetology rules, Chapter 13; Board of Barber Examiners fee rules; Department of Workforce Services taxable wage base page (2026); W.S. 27-14-108 (extrahazardous employments); W.S. 27-1-115 (new hire reporting). Fees are as published by each agency on the date checked; cities and counties add their own.