Salon booking system questions, answered plainly

No. 0% commission on every booking, on every plan, including clients who find you through the city directory. That is the whole point of the product: the price you pay in your busiest month is the price you pay in your quietest one.

A flat monthly fee based on salon size, starting at $39 a month for a single chair and $89 for an independent salon of up to eight stylists. There is no commission and no per-booking fee. Full detail is on the pricing page.

No. Each plan covers a band of stylists at one flat price, so adding a stylist inside your band does not change your bill. You only move up when you outgrow the band.

No. A free tier for a product like this usually ends up paid for by a commission somewhere else. The live demo is the free taste and needs no signup at all.

No. Signing up takes an email address and a confirmation code. No card details are collected on this site.

Yes, at any time, with no cancellation fee, and you can export your client list and appointment history on the way out.

Yes. You can import your services, your stylists and your upcoming appointments during setup, so you are not asking clients to rebook anything they have already booked.

Yes, both sides of it. Your calendar works from a phone browser, and so does your clients' booking page, which is where most bookings are made.

Yes. Every stylist gets a personal link showing only their services and their hours, which is what you want in a social bio.

Yes. You can require a deposit at booking, and confirmations plus a two-day reminder and a morning-of note run automatically. We also published a no show policy template you can adapt.

Yes. A color service with a development gap frees that stylist for a shorter appointment inside the gap rather than blocking the whole afternoon.

No, and deliberately so. This covers the appointment, the client and the reporting around them. Keep the tools you already use for the till, the shelf and the payroll run.