A proper booking link your clients use themselves, instead of a photo of your notebook and a string of messages. Free plan forever, no card needed.
You do all of it: the treatment, the bookings, the money and the reminders. This takes three of those four off your hands.
A time agreed in the middle of a thirty-message conversation, buried the moment somebody else writes. You scroll back through the thread to work out who is coming tomorrow. With a link, the appointment goes straight into the diary and stops depending on you finding the right message.
She asks what times you have, and the answer is a picture of a page or a list typed out in a hurry between two clients. A link with your name, your services and your real availability gives a different impression — the same one a big salon gives, put together by one person.
When you work on your own, a no-show is a whole hour with nothing coming in and nobody to slot in instead. An automatic reminder the day before takes care of most of it, and it is included on the free plan.
The free plan was drawn up for exactly this case, and it is free forever.
An address carrying the name of your business, your services, your prices and the hours you genuinely have. Put it in your Instagram bio and stop answering 'what have you got on Thursday?' twenty times a day.
The whole day on one screen, between one client and the next, with no app to install. Booking, moving and cancelling takes two taps, standing at the desk with your gloves half off.
Which colour she had, when she was last in, what she asked you never to do again. The list belongs to you and does not depend on the phone you happen to own today.
She gets an email the day before. Fewer misses, and no messaging everybody one by one the night before to check they are still coming.
1 professional, 50 appointments per month and 50 clients on file, with online booking included. It is not a trial that runs out: it is the free plan, no card, and it is still there after the 30 days of paid features have finished.
If you ever take somebody on to work with you, the paid plans are here. No card, no lock-in, cancel whenever you want.
Every new account starts with 30 days of the paid features. When they end your account is not locked: it moves to the free plan, and your clients and your history are all still there.
* While the account is in use: 6 months with no access and it is closed. We warn you three times by email first — signing in keeps it. See it in the Terms of Use
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Both, and they are two different things. The free plan is free forever: 1 professional, 50 appointments per month and 50 clients on file, with online booking. On top of that, every new account gets 30 days with the paid features to try them out. When those 30 days end, you carry on on the free plan.
No, at no point. Not to create the account, not for the 30 days, and not to carry on on the free plan afterwards.
It does. Your address appears on your link exactly as you write it, and nothing here assumes you have a shop. Plenty of people use it precisely that way.
No. She opens your link in her phone browser, picks the service and the time, and that is it. No account and no password.
When you are starting out it usually is — that is more than two on every working day. If your week goes past it, that is the point where a paid plan pays for itself, and you decide on the spot, with no penalty and no lock-in.
Yes. Your client list is yours and can be exported. Cancelling does not delete anything straight away and does not tie you to any notice period.
Free plan forever, no card needed. Your clients can book themselves from today onwards.
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