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Booking and storefront, built for estheticians

Renting a room does not mean the clients belong to the building.

They do not. This gives you your own page with your name on it, and your client list is yours — all of it, whenever you want it. Nobody here ranks you against anyone, and no competitor ever appears next to your name.

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Your page

not the suite's

Your list

yours to take with you

No ranking

no competitor beside your name

Storefront view

The clients are yours. The page should say so.

Why clients book

Your name and your work lead the page, not the building you rent in.

Your client list is yours and you can have all of it, whenever you want it.

Clients book their fills and follow-ups from your link instead of waiting on a reply.

What you get

Built for one room, not a spa with a front desk.

You get a storefront with your name on it, live the day you sign up — your treatments, your prices, your results. If you move rooms, or move buildings, it comes with you.

What it does for you

Your own page, your own client list, and reminders you don't have to send.

The client list is yours

All of it, whenever you want it. Nobody is ranked here and no competitor ever appears beside your name.

Reminders go out on their own

Lash fills and skincare follow-ups run on a rhythm. Clients get a confirmation when they book, and text reminders before the appointment if they opt in.

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.

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.
If I move rooms, what happens to my clients?
They are yours. The page is yours, the client list is yours, and you can have all of it whenever you want it.
Can treatments that need a consult start with one?
Yes. List a consultation as its own service. Clients book that first, and you book the treatment once you've seen them.
I rent a room inside someone else's studio. Does that matter?
No. Nothing about the page assumes you own the space, and your name is the one on it.

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 and let people book themselves while you work.

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