Grooming salon software for US pet groomers.
Clients book the groom their dog actually needs, every groomer keeps their own table and their own breeds, and each pet carries its coat history and its temperament note into the next appointment.
Start with Google- Owners book by breed, size and coat
- The right slot length set aside for the groom
- A diary that fills without the phone tag
- Regulars rebooked on their grooming cycle
- Reminders that keep the coat on schedule
Online booking
Clients book the groom, not a callback
They pick the breed, the coat and the size, the table time that groom really needs is reserved, and the drop-off shows up in your book while you dry.
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Which groomer, which table, how long
Every dog rides one board through the bath, the kennel wait and the finish, so two dogs can never land on the same table at once.
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The grooms you actually sell
Full groom on a goldendoodle
Bath, blow-dry, full clip and a clean face. The service carries the two hours it truly takes, so the table is held for all of it instead of a hopeful hour.
Bath and brush between grooms
The short one that keeps a shih tzu looking sharp for two weeks. Priced and timed as its own service so it fills a gap a full groom never could.
De-shed on a husky
An undercoat blowout is a bath, a force dry and a long line brush. Its own length, its own price and its own place on the board.
Hand-strip on a wire coat
One person in the shop strips a schnauzer right, so only that person is offered when a client books it. The coat never meets the wrong hands.
Dematting or a shave-down
The one nobody quotes over the phone. It comes in as a request with the client times, you look at the coat, and you answer with the groom it really is.
Puppy first groom
A short, gentle introduction that is mostly handling. Short service, calm groomer, and a note on the pet about how it went for next time.
Nail trim and sanitary trim
Fifteen minutes that pays for itself once your book can sell it. A small service a client drops into the gap between two full grooms.
Cat groom
A different animal, a different table and a different amount of time. Its own service, offered only by the groomers who take cats at all.
The six-week standing groom
The regular who keeps the lights on. Set the cycle once and the grooms are on the book ahead of you rather than rebooked at the counter.
Three groomers, one board.
A salon is a staff diary before it is anything else. Every groomer on one timeline, with the gap between two dogs somewhere you can actually see it.
- TBTyler BrooksMon–Fri · 8–5On
- JCJasmine CarterTue–Sat · 9–6On
- DADerek AlvarezMon–Fri · 9–5Off
Not every groomer takes every dog.
The reactive one goes to a specific person and the hand-strip to another. Give each groomer their own services and the book offers nobody else.
Booked by breed, size and coat.
The owner picks the groom, sees what it costs and takes a drop-off time you genuinely have free. No call between dogs, no guessing at the length.
He is badly matted behind the ears. Can someone look before you book him in?
The coat you have to see first.
Nobody quotes a matted doodle over the phone. It lands as a request with the client times, you take a look, and you reply with the real groom.
The owner, and every dog on them.
One record per household, each dog its own pet with its coat notes and the vaccination note you wrote when you saw the paperwork. A note, not a check.
Bath, full groom, or the whole nine.
Plenty of dogs need a decision made before the clippers start, so show the client all three grooms at once and let them pick the one they want.
The coat sets the price, not the breed
A matted doodle is two hours and the same dog kept up is one. Price the groom off the coat in front of you and put both numbers in writing.
Three grooms, one link
Bath and brush, full groom, or the whole nine with a de-shed and a nail trim, each priced, with the one you would do marked recommended. Options come with Pro.
They accept by typing their name
The client opens the link, picks a groom and types their name. It converts to a booking carrying the right time, so the table you hold matches the work.
- Wash and tidyBath, dry, feet and face$55
- Full groomBath, dry, full clip · 2 hrs$95
- Full groom and de-shedPlus brush out and nails$135
Paid at pickup, never before.
The money lands when the dog goes home. Log the cash and the transfers for free, and let the card handle everything else.
Cash and transfer are free
Log what the client handed you against the groom on the Free plan. Cards are the only part of the money that needs Pro at all.
A link for the one who forgot
Send a payment request against the groom and they settle it with no account and no app. The money goes straight into your own account.
One list of who still owes
The Payments list totals what came in and what has not, so the client who has said next time three visits running is impossible to miss.
- Marcus BellP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer$380
- Ashley NguyenP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash$240
- Tyler BrooksP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card$380
- Jasmine CarterP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card$190
- 12 AugFull groom · number four all overBooked · $95
- 12 AugPaid at the counter$95
- 1 JulFull groom and de-shedCompleted · $135
- 20 MayMatting quoted before bookingAccepted · $135
- 18 MayWash and tidyCompleted · $55
What the coat did last time.
Clip length, how long it really took and how the dog was about it. Set the cycle once and the six-week regular is in the diary ahead of you.
Drop-off, bath, kennel, finish, pickup.
A dog holds a table for two hours and spends half of that in a kennel. Drag the finish later when a coat fights you and the board keeps up.
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your grooming salon business.
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As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Common questions.
Absolutely. Every groom is its own service with the time it truly takes, and the client picks the one that fits their dog. A full groom on a goldendoodle holds two hours; a bath and brush on a shih tzu holds forty minutes.
Yes, and this is the part groomers like most. Every groomer carries the services they are cleared for, so a doodle in full coat or a reactive dog is offered only to the person who takes it. Nobody else shows up.
No, and we would rather say so plainly. Vaccination is a normal condition of entry and you can save what you saw as a note on the pet, but Bookables does not verify a record and does not alert you when one expires.
It depends where you are: most states license nobody, while some cities and states permit the facility itself. Check with your city and state, because Bookables does not hold a permit for you and never claims to.
No-show is a real status, not a note that disappears, so the two-hour table you could not resell is countable. The appointment stays on the client record with the reason it ended that way.
You can, and it is on the Free plan. A standing arrangement puts the same dog with the same groomer on the same cycle and keeps generating ahead of you. Move one groom and the pattern re-anchors to it.
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