Automation for beauty businesses that depend on repeat appointments.

    Beauty and personal care businesses run on chair time and rebooking. Revenue gets lost when no-shows go unaddressed, when rebooking is left to memory, when last-minute cancellations leave a slot empty, and when new client intake is inconsistent. The setup focuses on the boring, repeatable fixes that actually move the number, deposits before a slot is held, timed reminder texts before the appointment, automatic waitlist backfill when a slot opens, and a rebooking nudge five to six weeks after the last visit so retention stops being something you have to remember.

    Hair Stylists

    • Online booking that respects your real chair time
    • No-show reduction: deposit + 24h + 2h reminders
    • Auto-rebook nudge 5–6 weeks after the last visit
    • Cancellation backfill text sent to recent clients

    Barbers

    • Tap-to-book from Instagram bio or Google profile
    • Recurring weekly/biweekly client reminders
    • Walk-in waitlist text when a slot opens
    • Review request the same evening as the cut

    Lash, Brow & Nail Techs

    • Deposit capture before the appointment is confirmed
    • Pre-appointment prep instructions sent automatically
    • Aftercare follow-up the day after
    • Fill / refill reminder timed to the service

    In the chair

    How beauty pros actually use it

    1. New booking comes in → deposit link sent immediately. No deposit, no confirmed slot. No-shows quietly disappear.
    2. 24 hours and 2 hours before → reminder texts go out automatically. Clients confirm or reschedule with one tap.
    3. Late cancellation → backfill text fires to recent clients on the waitlist. The slot fills before you've finished cleaning the station.
    4. 5–6 weeks after the last visit → rebooking text goes out so clients come back on a real cadence instead of when they remember.
    5. Appointment ends → review request sent that evening. Your Google profile grows quietly in the background.

    Many salons and beauty businesses lose meaningful repeat revenue not because clients are unhappy, but because rebooking is inconsistent. A client who would have come back at six weeks drifts to eight, then ten, then forgets. A simple, well-timed rebooking text, sent on a real cadence, is usually worth more than any new-client promotion.

    Reminder consistency is the other lever. Deposits stop most no-shows. A 24-hour and a 2-hour reminder catch the rest. The math on a single recovered two-hour color appointment usually pays for the setup more than once.

    When you're ready, tell us how your bookings come in today and we'll come back with a plan.

    FAQ

    Common questions from salons and beauty pros

    Can automation reduce no-shows?
    Yes. The combination that actually moves the number is a deposit before a slot is confirmed, a 24-hour reminder, and a 2-hour reminder. Deposits stop most no-shows. Timed reminders catch the rest.
    Can clients receive appointment reminders?
    Yes, confirmation when the booking is made, a reminder the day before, and a second reminder a couple of hours before the appointment. Clients can confirm or reschedule with one tap.
    Can rebooking follow-up be automated?
    Yes. A rebooking text goes out automatically five to six weeks after the last visit (or whatever cadence fits the service). This is usually worth more than any new-client promotion because it keeps existing clients on a real cadence instead of drifting.
    Can cancellations be backfilled?
    Yes. When a late cancellation comes in, a backfill text fires to recent clients who opted into a waitlist. The slot often fills before you've finished cleaning the station.
    Will this work with my existing booking software?
    Most setups connect to what you already use, Square, Vagaro, GlossGenius, Booksy, Acuity, and similar. We don't replace booking software that's already working for you.