Appointments, billing with VAT, an AI receptionist that answers your phone and books, staff, stock and client retention, without juggling five tools. Pick your kind of salon below and see only what matters to you.
Plans from AED 299 per outlet a month, before VAT 5% · Growth AED 799 · See plans and the calculator
The pain today. A paper diary that double-books, colour that overruns into the next client, and a phone that rings out while the desk is at the basin.
Every chair and basin is a resource, colour is booked in segments so the chair is free while it develops, and the receptionist answers the 9 pm call that used to go to whoever picked up.
List prices in AED, before VAT 5%. Minutes are the after-hours and overflow calls the receptionist takes.
This is the subscription and usage you would pay, not your salon's revenue or a projection of results. Usage figures are illustrative; your own volumes go into the calculator.
The pain today. A room booked but the therapist isn't; a six-session package tracked on a card that lives in a drawer; deposits that nobody reconciles.
A treatment claims the room and the therapist together, buffers cover reset time, packages are redeemed from one balance, and reminders bring the no-show rate down before you buy another bed.
Rooms and beds are resources, not staff; only people count towards the staff allowance.
The pain today. Six men on the bench guessing who's next, a till that doesn't know which barber did the cut, and no idea who hasn't been back in two months.
A queue that tells each walk-in when, a 15-minute grid for short services, checkout from the card so commission is right, and a win-back message when a regular drifts.
Starter has no AI voice; move to Growth when you want the phone answered after hours.
The pain today. Thirty-minute services booked on an hourly diary, technicians double-booked across the nail table and the lash bed, and retail sold without anyone knowing what's left.
A 15-minute grid, technicians and stations as separate resources, multi-service bookings placed back to back from one start, and retail counted down at the till.
Short services mean more calls per chair; the included minutes cover most studios.
The pain today. A bridal party across four artists coordinated on WhatsApp, a trial that nobody linked to the wedding day, deposits in a notebook.
A party booking claims every chair and artist it needs with ranked alternatives when one is short, the trial and the day live on one client record, and the deposit is applied at checkout.
A separate number lets the receptionist answer bridal enquiries with a different greeting.
The pain today. Twelve spreadsheets emailed on the fifth, packages that only work where they were sold, and a branch slipping for a month before anyone notices.
Every outlet runs its own floor. Head office sees all of them side by side, keeps one brand menu with local prices, runs campaigns across the group, pools calling minutes and settles royalties from actual billed revenue.
Volume discounts apply from 10 branches; we quote the actual figure on the demo.
An outlet is a location, not a service type. Chairs, rooms, beds and stations are all resources on one day sheet, with one checkout and one day close.
Stations and chairs on one grid; a cut and a manicure booked back to back from one start.
Treatment rooms and therapists alongside stylists; packages redeem across both.
Walk-in queue at the front, retail at the counter, stock counted down at the till.
Thirty minutes on your own service menu, roster and client book. No slides. Send us a month of appointments in any format and we'll have them loaded before the call.
Three fields, then pick a time. Gulf Standard Time.
A product specialist will run the demo. We'll confirm on WhatsApp and send a calendar invite. One ask: send us a month of appointments in any format and we'll demo on your own book.
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