Salons and barbers
Most clients visit twice a year and sit in the chair for about forty minutes.
That’s two chances a year to stay in touch, and a booking app that owns both of them. Get their details while they’re in the chair.
- Works with any broadband
- Live in under an hour
- Nothing changes on your router
- 30 days to change your mind
Common problems
A client who stops coming just quietly stops, and you find out months later.
The booking app owns the reminder, the relationship and increasingly the client.
Cancellations leave a chair empty at two hours’ notice.
What you’d actually use it for
Someone cancels
Message the people due a cut anyway. A chair filled at short notice is money you had written off.
It’s been eight weeks
A quiet nudge to people who normally come every six. Most of them just forgot.
A stylist has a gap
Message their clients specifically, rather than everyone on the list.
You start doing colour
Tell the people already sitting in your chairs before you tell anybody else.
Christmas is coming
Everyone wants an appointment in the same three weeks. Get in first with the people who already come.
You want reviews
Asked the day after, when they’ve had a chance to see how it dried.
Built for the router in your cupboard
Guest Wi-Fi software normally expects you to already own commercial networking equipment, fitted by a contractor. Most small venues don’t, and there is no reason they should.
If your router came in a box from BT, Sky, Virgin or anyone else, this was built for you. We supply the equipment. You keep the broadband you’ve got.
“My clients are older and won’t use Wi-Fi.”
Some won’t, and that’s fine. The ones who sit scrolling while the colour takes will, and they’re the ones most likely to book online anyway. You’re adding a list, not replacing how you already work.
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