For hair salons, barbershops and nail, lash and brow studios

Keep chairs full and clients coming back, with the processing time, rebooking and pay rules a salon actually runs on.

Joining is by invitation while we work closely with our first businesses.

The day view of the calendar with appointments for each stylist
  • Processing time that frees the chair

    Book another client while color processes. The gap inside a service frees the stylist but keeps the client's chair.

  • Rebooking at checkout

    Checkout prompts the next visit at the service's usual interval, and a list shows clients who are due back.

  • Deposits and no-show fees, done fairly

    Take a deposit or keep a card on file. Late-cancel and no-show fees follow the policy the client accepted when they booked, and never more.

  • Tips by staff member

    Clients tip on any tender at checkout, or later from their receipt link, and each tip goes to the person who did the work.

  • Commissions without the spreadsheet

    Flat or tiered service commission, retail commission and product-cost deductions, with pay-period reports to export.

  • Rules for fills and full sets

    Require a recent prior service before a fill, or a full set after too long, so clients book what they actually need.

  • Formulas and photos in the client record

    Keep color formulas and service notes per visit, and private before-and-after photos only the staff you allow can see.

  • Texting from your own number

    Two-way texts with clients from your business's own verified number, and an automatic text with your booking link when you miss a call.

  • Retail at the desk

    Sell products at checkout with stock counts per location.

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