Bottle service minimum spend calculator.

Worked example (also the calculator's check)

A $1,000 table with a 12% admin fee, 8.375% sales tax charged on the minimum plus the fee, and a 20% gratuity charged on the minimum: fee $120.00, tax 8.375% of $1,120.00 = $93.80, gratuity $200.00. Total $1,413.80. The multiplier is 1 + 0.12 + 0.08375 x 1.12 + 0.20 = 1.4138. A published guide describes one Las Vegas club's terms in exactly this shape (41.38% on top of the minimum), which is why this is the default worked case; the figures are an illustration from a secondary source and the venue's own booking terms always govern.

Change a toggle and the answer moves: charge the same tax on the minimum only and tax drops to $83.75; charge gratuity on minimum plus fee plus tax and it rises to $242.76.

How the calculation works

Base B = minimum + any spend above the minimum. Fee = fee% x B. Tax = tax% x (B + fee), or tax% x B if you pick "minimum only". Gratuity = gratuity% x the basis you choose (B, B + fee, or B + fee + tax). Total = B + fee + tax + gratuity. The multiplier is total divided by B. Every percentage and both basis choices are inputs because venues differ; ask for the itemized total in writing before you commit.

The overage field treats extra bottles or orders as part of the base, so they carry the same fee, tax and gratuity as the minimum. Some venues price add-ons differently, so check your terms. Rounding is to the cent at the end.

What this does not cover

• A price quote. Your venue's booking terms are the only source for its real fee, tax basis and gratuity.
• Whether a gratuity is mandatory or optional at a given venue.
• Cancellation, deposit, dress-code or guest-count rules, or what happens if you spend less than the minimum.
• Per-person splits of the bill (divide the total by your party size yourself) or credit card surcharges.
• Sales tax rates by location. The 8.375% default is an example from secondary sources and was not confirmed on the Nevada Department of Taxation site.

Results vary. This page does arithmetic on the numbers you type. It does not predict or promise any income, and it uses your assumptions, not typical ones.

Sources and methodology

• VegasPrimer, Omnia bottle service (secondary source), retrieved 2026-10
• VitalVegas, Venue fees (secondary source, opinion article), retrieved 2026-10

Defaults (12% fee, 8.375% tax, 20% gratuity) are labeled examples taken from the secondary sources above and are not current quotes from any venue.

General information, not tax, legal or financial advice. Rates and rules change; confirm with the official source or a tax professional.

FAQ

How much does a bottle service table cost with tax and tip?

Add the venue or admin fee, sales tax and gratuity to the minimum. With the example terms on this page (12% fee, 8.375% tax on minimum plus fee, 20% gratuity on the minimum) a $1,000 minimum becomes $1,413.80. Your venue's numbers will differ.

Is sales tax charged on the minimum or on the minimum plus the fee?

It depends on the venue. One published guide says the tax is charged on the minimum plus the admin fee, so this tool defaults to that and lets you switch to the minimum only. Check your venue's terms.

Is gratuity included in bottle service?

Often a gratuity is added to the bill as a percentage, but the basis and whether it is required vary. The tool lets you choose what it applies to and set it to 0.

What happens if I spend more than the minimum?

Anything above the minimum is added to the bill. Enter it in the overage field to see the new total; the tool assumes the fee, tax and gratuity apply to it as well.

What if I spend less than the minimum?

Guides report that the venue typically still charges the full minimum. Enter the minimum, not what you ordered.