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Booking and storefront, built for cosmetologists

Your own page, your own prices, your name on it.

Right now you are one small square in a grid of everyone else in town, and a new client cannot tell whether you are a business or a hobby. This gives you your own page — your work, your services, your prices — live the day you sign up. And it takes no cut of what you charge.

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Your page

not a listing in someone else's app

No cut

of what you charge

Your photos

your work, not stock images

Storefront view

A page that makes you look like the business you already are.

Why clients book

A new client can see your work and book without messaging you first.

Cut, color, blowouts, extensions and treatments all sit on one menu you control.

Your photos and your words lead the page, not a stock identity.

What you get

Built for one chair, not a twenty-seat salon with a front desk.

You get a storefront with your name on it, live the day you sign up — not a profile buried inside somebody else's directory. Put the link in your bio, on a card, or on the mirror, and let people book themselves while you work.

What it does for you

Fewer messages, fewer gaps in the day, and a page you are not embarrassed to send someone.

They book without messaging you

One link shows your real openings and takes the appointment. No more answering what you have free on Saturday while your hands are in someone's hair.

A no-show costs them, not you

Ask for a deposit when they book — you set the amount, or set none. If they cancel or do not turn up, it stays with you to cover the time you could not fill.

Big services can start with a consult

List a consultation for color corrections, extensions and transformations. Clients book that first, so you see the project before you book the full appointment.

Questions people ask

Do you take a cut of what I charge?
No. Your prices are your prices. There is a small fee on deposits taken through the app, the same way any card payment carries one, and it is capped.
Do I have to take deposits?
No. You set one deposit amount for your services, or turn deposits off and clients book without paying anything up front.
What about color corrections that need a consultation?
List a consultation as its own service. The client books it and describes what they want in their booking note, and you book the full service once you've talked it through.
I rent a room inside a salon. Does that matter?
No. The page is yours, your client list is yours, and nothing about it assumes you own the building.

Ready when you are

Set it up today. Take bookings tonight.

Your page goes live the day you sign up. Put the link in your bio, on a card, or on the mirror, and let people book themselves while you work.

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