Free Template

Coffee Shop Daily Sales Spreadsheet

A clean CSV template for logging daily sales — transactions, drinks, food, tips, average ticket and labor hours. Built so you can spot the days that actually pay rent.

Or get live sales tracking
DateDayTransactionsDrinks soldFood soldGross salesTipsDiscountsRefundsNet salesAvg ticketLabor hoursWeatherNotes
2026-06-01Mon212238611,842.50184.0012.000.001,830.508.6338SunnySmooth open
2026-06-02Tue198221521,704.20162.008.006.501,689.708.5336Cloudy
2026-06-03Wed245274702,108.40201.0014.000.002,094.408.5540SunnyLocal event
2026-06-04Thu221248631,902.10175.5010.004.501,887.608.5438Rain
2026-06-05Fri289318842,486.30240.0018.500.002,467.808.5444SunnyStrong PM rush
2026-06-06Sat3423811042,994.20298.0022.008.002,964.208.6746Sunny
2026-06-07Sun298326922,612.40260.0016.000.002,596.408.7142CloudyBrunch heavy

The four numbers that matter most

  • Transactions: demand signal, independent of pricing.
  • Average ticket: reveals upsell health (target +$0.50 YoY).
  • Sales per labor hour: the most honest productivity metric.
  • Net sales: after refunds and discounts — the only line that pays bills.

How to use it (5-minute closeout)

  1. Pull the day's totals from your POS Z-report.
  2. Drop them into the row for today.
  3. Log labor hours from the schedule (actual, not scheduled).
  4. Add one weather + one notes word — patterns emerge in a month.

When the spreadsheet stops scaling

At about 60 days of logging, the spreadsheet stops being a closeout tool and starts being a chore. Coffee Shop Dashboard pulls these numbers from your POS automatically and turns them into the same view — minus the typing.

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