Hair Salon booking software for the UK.
A tidier way to sell cuts, colours and styling, organise the stylists and keep a busy high-street diary under control.
Start with Google- Online colour appointment booking
- Live styling chair availability
- Clear colour appointment schedule
- Repeat colour appointment visits
- Payments for every colour appointment
Bookings
Book each colour appointment online
Put bookable cuts, colours and styling online and stop offering a styling chair once a client has secured that time.
Learn moreThe diary
Time each colour appointment properly
Keep styling chairs, staff and colour appointment lengths in step, from the first appointment to the last late finish.
Learn moreA clearer day at every styling chair.
Open the diary to the actual cuts, colours and styling day, with its staff, occupied styling chairs and the occasional gap that really is a gap.
Each service its own length
A dry cut and a full head of foils are not the same hour. Set both honestly and the page stops offering the impossible one.
The gap is yours to use
While she develops, the stylist is free. That is the difference between a full column and a busy-looking one.
Reset counted, not hoped for
Sweeping the station and clearing the bowl belong inside the booking, so the next arrival is not standing in it.
Her colour is a technical document.
Formula, developer, timings, which section lifted and which one fought. That is not a nice-to-have note, it is the thing that makes the second appointment go right, and it must survive the stylist being off sick.
- 12 AugOven + windowsBooked · £95
- 2 AugPayment received£140
- 28 JulDeep clean quoteAccepted · £215
- 14 JunRegular cleanCompleted · £70
She books it at midnight.
Your services, your prices, your genuine openings, on a page that works when the desk phone does not.
Hi, are you free to come out and take a look this Friday?
Ask the questions before she sits down.
Box dye, a previous correction, whether she is going lighter than last time. Three answers that decide whether the booking is ninety minutes or an afternoon, and all three belong on the request rather than in the chair.
Built for the chair
Built for colour, corrections and the six-week regular
Cut and blow-dries
Give cut and blow-dries an honest duration, rather than hoping a smaller gap will somehow do.
Root touch-ups
Keep root touch-ups with the correct stylist, price and chair from the moment it is booked.
Full colour
Set aside the proper time for full colour, including the unglamorous but necessary station reset.
Balayage
Put balayage online as one defined appointment, not a collection of notes beside the till.
Blow-dries
Release selected times for blow-dries and leave the main cuts, colours and styling diary intact.
Bridal hair
Place bridal hair where the team can actually deliver them without borrowing from the next client.
Children’s cuts
Keep children’s cuts bookable through wedding, prom and Christmas-party weeks, with unavailable chair time quietly removed.
Regular maintenance
Set a weekly or monthly colour appointment for a regular, then choose whether it ends on a date, after a count or never.
Chair capacity, properly booked.
Publish the colour appointment time you can honour, and allow a confirmed booking to make that styling chair politely disappear from the list.
- Mason King · ChorltonEmergency call-out · Wed · 3:30pm£180
- Ava Baker · AncoatsCallout +1 · Wed · 1:00pm£560
- Grace Walker · ManchesterRepair visit · Wed · 11:30am£120
- Amelia Ryan · ChorltonSecond visit · Tue · 2:00pm£190
Paid work at each styling chair.
Keep payment status beside the colour appointment, rather than on a loose note by the till.
Cash without the mystery
Mark the colour appointment as paid in cash, sparing the end-of-day discussion about which note belonged to whom.
Bank transfer matched
Attach the bank transfer status to the colour appointment, where reception can find it without a second ledger.
Card payment on Pro
Collect the full cuts, colours and styling fee online by card on Pro and keep the result with the correct diary entry.
- Gemma WhitfieldP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer£380
- Danny OkoroP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash£240
- Aisha PatelP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card£380
- Liam DochertyP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card£190
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your hair salon business.
One stylist, one booking
Reserve one stylist and styling chair for each salon appointment, avoiding the rather awkward discovery that both are already occupied.
Email reminders
Put the salon appointment time, chosen service and preparation details into an email reminder, rather than another note for reception to chase.
Team
Give stylists a common view of the salon appointment schedule, while each person sees the client and styling chair attached to their own work.
Starts free. Grows
only when you do.
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Common questions.
Yes. Publish the cuts, colours and styling you wish to sell, and a booked colour appointment closes the relevant styling chair time.
Yes. Cut and blow-dries and balayage can have different durations, which is generally kinder to the next appointment.
Yes. Put the stylists on one diary while keeping each colour appointment, person and styling chair properly assigned.
Yes. Set the colour appointment weekly or monthly, with no end, a final date or an agreed number of appearances.
Yes. An email reminder can provide the time, service and practical instructions before the colour appointment.
Free records cash and bank transfers for the colour appointment manually. Pro adds full online card payment for the booked colour appointment.
Hair Salon guides
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