Get them back in six weeks, not whenever they remember.
Bookings, reminders and rebooking from one place, so the chair stays full without anybody calling down a list.
Start free · no card · every stylist included
One place to book people in, remind them, and bring them back on the cycle their service actually needs.
Is this your week?
Tick the ones that are true. Three or more and the rest of this page is about you.
Where the chair time actually goes
A salon rarely loses a client on purpose. It loses them to a gap that got longer.
Booking takes six messages
What time do you have, is Saturday free, what about the evening. Every one of those is somebody at the desk not doing something else.
The regular disappears quietly
Six weeks becomes ten, ten becomes never. Nobody noticed, because nobody was counting the weeks.
Walk-ins leave no trace
They paid, they left, and there is no way to reach them again. Every walk-in is a customer you have to buy twice.
What changes in the first week
Start with the rebooking cycle. It is the fastest money in the list.
Send a link instead of a thread
They pick a slot with the stylist they want, and the desk stops playing calendar tennis.
Rebook on the right cycle
Colour at six weeks, a cut at four, a facial monthly. The message goes out on its own.
Fill a quiet afternoon
One message to the regulars who like that slot, on the days you have space.
Every client in one place
Walk-ins included, and it stays yours when a stylist moves on.
What is already in there on day one
You are not buying an empty box to fill in. Most of this is switched on before you start.
Messages already written
Templates built from campaigns we have actually run, so day one is not a blank screen and a cursor.
Automations you switch on
The journeys most businesses need are already built. Turn one on and it runs, with nothing to wire up.
A record that fills itself
Every message, call and click writes to the customer on its own. Nobody has to update anything afterwards.
Numbers in plain language
Which message brought which customer, written so you can read it without being trained on a dashboard.
An AI teammate that waits
It finds the leads nobody answered, writes the follow-up, and then stops until a person approves it.
Shaped around your business
We set it up for how you actually work, and we change it as you grow instead of handing you a fixed plan.
Why us and not something else
Clients book on WhatsApp
No app, no portal, no account for anybody to create before they can book.
Every stylist included
Unlimited users on every plan, so the bill does not move when you hire.
The messages are already written
Rebooking and win-back messages arrive drafted, in language that does not sound like an advert.
We are not a billing counter or a stock system. No payments, no inventory, no cash register. We handle bookings, reminders and getting people back through the door. Keep whatever runs your till.
Two ways to start
- Booking pages, so clients pick their own slot
- Somewhere to keep your first 2,000 clients
- Every stylist, at no extra cost
- No card, and no expiry date
- We look at your real client list, not a demo
- We show you who is overdue for a rebooking
- We tell you what to fix first, even when it is not us
- Twenty minutes, and nothing owed afterwards
Questions people actually ask
Does it take payments?
No. Keep your existing counter. We handle the booking and the messages around it.
Can each stylist have their own calendar?
Yes, and clients can pick the person they want when they book.
What about our walk-ins?
Take the number once, at the counter or on the bill, and they become a client you can actually reach again.
Will the reminders annoy people?
One before the appointment and one when they are due. You set both, and you approve the wording first.
What if a stylist leaves?
The clients stay in your list, because the list was never on their phone.
See who is overdue for a rebooking
Twenty minutes on your real client list. Most salons find a surprising number of people sitting three weeks past their usual gap.