CPY Studio Tiering and Cleanliness Hierarchy

September 2026 · 221 active studios · Tiering sets management staffing, the hierarchy sets cleaning labor, Listen360 shows the member impact

Step E is the last resort in the sequence, not a first line option
Active studios
221
Full network
Meet the standard
2
39 SET members or 59 hours
Need a Coordinator
42
Step B, blocks everything downstream
Total SET gap
5,818
Members short of the standard
Cleanliness flags
94
Median NPS 79 across the network

Studio tiering, management staffing

Tiers are set by average daily attendance. Attendance alone determines the tier. The final column is the total SET shortfall carried by that tier.

TierNameDaily attendanceRequired managementStudiosSET gap
Tier 1Flagship250 or more1 FT SM + 1 FT SC (40h) + 1 PT SC (25h) + 1 FT MIT30638
Tier 2Large175 to 2491 FT SM + 1 FT SC (40h) + 1 PT SC (25h)661,637
Tier 3Core125 to 1741 FT SM + 1 FT SC (40h)511,325
Tier 4Standard75 to 1241 FT SM + 1 PT SC (25h)471,344
Tier 5EmergingUnder 751 FT SM + 1 PT SC (15h)27874

Cleaning hierarchy, next step

Every studio must reach 39 SET members or 59 cleaning hours per week. The standard is the same at every tier. Each studio sits at one step, and the steps run in order.

A. Leave alone2
Meets the standard of 39 SET members or 59 cleaning hours per week. No action required.
B. Hire Studio Coordinator42
No Studio Coordinator on payroll. Nothing else in the sequence can start until this role is filled.
C. Evaluate and adjust SET wages39
Has a Studio Coordinator but SET wages sit below the market maximum. Correct pay before pursuing headcount or hours.
D. Adjust SET hours138
Has a Studio Coordinator and wages are already at market. Weekly cleaning hours is the remaining lever.
E. Hire dedicated cleaners0
Reached only after wage and hour adjustments are exhausted, at profitable studios that are still far enough from the standard that hiring alone will not close the gap. No studio has completed steps C and D yet.
Meets the standard of 39 SET members or 59 cleaning hours per week. No action required.
B. Hire Studio Coordinator42
No Studio Coordinator on payroll. Nothing else in the sequence can start until this role is filled.
C. Evaluate and adjust SET wages39
Has a Studio Coordinator but SET wages sit below the market maximum. Correct pay before pursuing headcount or hours.
D. Adjust SET hours138
Has a Studio Coordinator and wages are already at market. Weekly cleaning hours is the remaining lever.
E. Hire dedicated cleaners0
Reached only after wage and hour adjustments are exhausted, and only at studios profitable enough to carry the cost. No studio has completed steps C and D yet.

Every studio plotted: attendance against SET headcount

Each dot is one studio. Horizontal is daily attendance, which sets the tier. Vertical is SET headcount. Color is the current step. Vertical bands are tier thresholds. The dashed line at 39 is the standard. Hover for detail including NPS and cleanliness flags.

A. Leave alone (2)B. Hire Studio Coordinator (42)C. Evaluate and adjust SET wages (39)D. Adjust SET hours (138)Ring marks a likely step E candidate (55)

SET gap by tier

Total members short of the 39 standard, summed across every studio in the tier.

SET gap by next step

Where the shortfall sits against the intervention that unlocks it. Step D holds the majority, which is why hours is the primary lever.

Where the two frameworks intersect

Next step by tier. The Studio Coordinator is the bridge: it is a tier requirement and it is also the gate on every cleaning intervention.

Next stepT1T2T3T4T5Total
A. Leave alone112
B. Hire Studio Coordinator171115842
C. Evaluate and adjust SET wages213911439
D. Adjust SET hours2645312115138
E. Hire dedicated cleaners0

Largest SET gaps in the network

The 30 studios furthest from the standard. The final column shows every action required, not just the first one. 81 studios across the network need two or more actions and 12 need all three. MatFresher is flagged separately because it pairs with a labor intervention rather than replacing one.

StudioMarketTierDaily attSCSETGapNPSMatFresherFull action sequence
Fresh PondBostonT2211.8113874noD. Adjust hours
WestwoodLos Angeles SouthT495.7113888MatFresherC. Adjust wages D. Adjust hours
Glover ParkGreater DCT552.2none13869noB. Hire Coordinator D. Adjust hours
DTCDenverT539113888noD. Adjust hours
Broomfield FlatironsColorado NorthT526.7none138100noB. Hire Coordinator C. Adjust wages D. Adjust hours
La CumbreCentral CoastT1272.1123780noD. Adjust hours
Mount PleasantCharlestonT2206.4none23746noB. Hire Coordinator D. Adjust hours
WinnetkaChicago SuburbsT3148.6none23791noB. Hire Coordinator D. Adjust hours
North Druid HillsAtlantaT482.4123779noD. Adjust hours
Downtown CrossingBostonT549.6123744noD. Adjust hours
DuboceSan FranciscoT2215.8none33650MatFresherB. Hire Coordinator D. Adjust hours
Village DistrictRaleighT3147.9133671noD. Adjust hours
SeaportBostonT4124.7none33653noB. Hire Coordinator D. Adjust hours
AuroraColorado SouthT571.4133692noD. Adjust hours
Cedar ParkAustinT560none33657noB. Hire Coordinator D. Adjust hours
LoDoDenverT519.71336100noD. Adjust hours
State Street (Santa Barbara)Central CoastT1277.2143584noD. Adjust hours
San VicenteLos Angeles SouthT493.1143564noC. Adjust wages D. Adjust hours
Broomfield EastColorado NorthT489.6none435100noB. Hire Coordinator C. Adjust wages D. Adjust hours
Santa Monica - 2nd StreetLos Angeles SouthT567.9143553noD. Adjust hours
Tempe/ASUArizonaT560.4none43586noB. Hire Coordinator D. Adjust hours
HighlandsDenverT552.7143571noD. Adjust hours
NewtonBostonT1262none53455noB. Hire Coordinator D. Adjust hours
BrentwoodNashvilleT3138.9153492noD. Adjust hours
Short NorthColumbusT3138.6none53480noB. Hire Coordinator D. Adjust hours
WestminsterColorado NorthT4116153491noC. Adjust wages D. Adjust hours
Central PhoenixArizonaT4101.8153489noD. Adjust hours
Garden of the GodsColorado SouthT490.1153491noD. Adjust hours
HillcrestSan DiegoT485.8none53460noB. Hire Coordinator D. Adjust hours
BroadwayDenverT555.1153459noD. Adjust hours

All studios

Every studio with its tier, current step, gap to the standard, Listen360 NPS, and cleanliness flags. NPS covers 51 days of member reviews from July 26 through September 14. Flags are the themes appearing in member complaints. Sort any column.

Studio Market Tier Daily att SC SET Gap to 39 NPS Cleanliness flags Next step Other

This tab is the last step, not the first

Dedicated cleaners sit at step E. A studio reaches this conversation only after it has a Studio Coordinator, wages at market, and expanded hours that still have not closed the gap. Nothing on this tab is live today. These 55 studios are flagged so the investment can be scoped in advance, not because they are ready for it now.

Likely step E candidates

Studios where hours alone are unlikely to reach the standard and where the business can carry the cost.

55 studios carry this flag. Four conditions have to hold at once: a high wage market, 180 or more daily visits, the studio has to be profitable, and it has to have 25 or fewer SET members today. That last condition matters. A studio sitting at 30 members needs 9 more people, not a dedicated cleaner. Dedicated cleaners are for studios far enough from the standard that hiring alone will not realistically close the gap. All 55 sit in Tier 1 or Tier 2, and the median among them is 25 members short. None are at step E today, because no studio has worked through wage and hour adjustment yet. The flag exists so the investment can be scoped in advance.

Dedicated cleaner coverage model

Two and a half hours at open and two and a half at close is the high watermark. That is a coverage standard, not a budget variable. Because hours per shift are fixed, frequency is the only honest lever. Days per week flex down as volume falls, and the lowest band drops the closing shift entirely.

Recommended model
Two and a half hours at open and close is the ceiling. Frequency flexes down as volume falls, and the lowest band drops the closing shift.
Network hours per week1,193
Network hours per year62,036
Part time roles92
Studios covered55
The open is about the state of the room. The close is about the volume that moved through it. Low volume studios need the first and can absorb the second within the existing support team.
Upper bound, for comparison
Open and close coverage seven days a week at every flagged studio. Carried as a ceiling, not a recommendation.
Network hours per week1,925
Network hours per year100,100
Part time roles110
Recommended sits below by38.0 percent
The recommended model removes 38,064 hours a year against this ceiling.
High band
Open and close, 5 hours, 7 days
Daily attendance262 to 402
Hours per week35
People per studio2 part time
Studios16
Band hours per week560
Mid band
Open and close, 5 hours, 5 days
Daily attendance212 to 249
Hours per week25
People per studio2 part time
Studios21
Band hours per week525
Low band
Open only, 2 hours, 3 days
Daily attendance181 to 208
Hours per week6
People per studio1 part time
Studios18
Band hours per week108
StudioMarketTierDaily attSET todayGap to 39CoverageDaysHours/wkPeople
Huntington BeachOrange CountyT1401.91326Open and close7352
BreaOrange CountyT1341.91722Open and close7352
ClarendonGreater DCT1339.12217Open and close7352
Roscoe VillageChicagoT1334.62019Open and close7352
Costa MesaOrange CountyT1334.31821Open and close7352
Westlake VillageCentral CoastT1319.3633Open and close7352
Cherry CreekDenverT1315.31128Open and close7352
WoodbridgeOrange CountyT1305.91722Open and close7352
La MesaSan DiegoT1290.52514Open and close7352
LoHiDenverT1288.5732Open and close7352
State Street (Santa Barbara)Central CoastT1277.2435Open and close7352
LakeviewChicagoT1276.21425Open and close7352
Northwest PortlandPortlandT1275.12415Open and close7352
La CumbreCentral CoastT1272.1237Open and close7352
MedfordBostonT1271.91029Open and close7352
NewtonBostonT1262534Open and close7352
EncinitasSan DiegoT22492514Open and close5252
Bridgeport VillagePortlandT2248.31326Open and close5252
Cow HollowSan FranciscoT2246.51524Open and close5252
South BoulderColorado NorthT2245.31128Open and close5252
KahalaHonoluluT2243.91920Open and close5252
Santa Clara SquareSouth BayT2238.21623Open and close5252
Old TownChicagoT2236.61425Open and close5252
Pacific BeachSan DiegoT2236.11920Open and close5252
Marina del ReyLos Angeles SouthT2230.91326Open and close5252
PasadenaLos Angeles NorthT2228.92217Open and close5252
KapoleiHonoluluT22281920Open and close5252
WinchesterSouth BayT2226.71227Open and close5252
Manhattan BeachLos Angeles SouthT2224.81821Open and close5252
BethesdaGreater DCT2222.7831Open and close5252
West LoopChicagoT2222.51128Open and close5252
NoHoNew York CityT2222.22415Open and close5252
Fairfax CornerGreater DCT2219.91029Open and close5252
DuboceSan FranciscoT2215.8336Open and close5252
TribecaNew York CityT2215.41920Open and close5252
RockridgeEast BayT2212.71425Open and close5252
Fresh PondBostonT2211.8138Open and close5252
La CostaSan DiegoT2208.31524Open only361
Del MarSan DiegoT2205.81029Open only361
MerrifieldGreater DCT2203.82217Open only361
Midtown EastNew York CityT2203.31425Open only361
Redwood CityPeninsulaT22021029Open only361
Grand Avenue/St. PaulTwin CitiesT2200.51623Open only361
San MateoPeninsulaT21961227Open only361
TennysonDenverT2192.31326Open only361
Palo Alto Town & CountryPeninsulaT2190.41227Open only361
BellevueSeattleT2187.61227Open only361
Point LomaSan DiegoT2186.11623Open only361
LouisvilleColorado NorthT2185.21425Open only361
MinnetonkaTwin CitiesT2184.4633Open only361
City CenterGreater DCT2183.91425Open only361
Studio CityLos Angeles NorthT2183.41722Open only361
VenturaCentral CoastT2182.3633Open only361
SauganashChicagoT21822217Open only361
4S CommonsSan DiegoT2180.72217Open only361