Online booking, around the clock
Clients book on their own at any hour, straight into your calendar.
What you get
Everything you need to take online bookings
Every feature is in every plan. Plans differ in how much you use, not in what you get.
Details
The Start plan is not a stripped-down version. Every feature is there, waitlist, automations, email marketing and reports included. What changes between plans is how much you can use, not which parts you get.
- Online booking, around the clock
- Clients book on their own at any hour, with no calls and no messages lost overnight. Bookings land straight in your calendar.
- A calendar that never double-books
- Set your working hours and breaks, and the system blocks whatever is already taken. Two bookings can never land in the same slot.
- Your booking link
- One link for your Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp or Google Maps profile. It is not held back for paid plans, you have it from day one.
- Client records
- Visit history, services done, personal notes. All of it is yours on the free plan, with nothing held back for paid plans.
- Automatic reviews
- After each visit the system asks for a review on its own. Your reputation grows without you asking, and reviews show on your public page.
What it does not include
The limits of the free plan, said plainly
We would rather you know them upfront than find them the moment you need them.
Details
- 30 bookings a month
- Past that you need Pro. We tell you as you approach the limit rather than locking the account without warning.
- One team member
- The free plan is built for people working alone. As soon as you have colleagues with their own calendars, you need Pro.
- 200 marketing emails a month
- Counted by recipients, so one campaign to 150 clients uses 150. Enough for two or three sends to your whole list.
Why
Why we offer a free plan with no end date
If you stay on the free plan for years, that is fine.
Details
Because a specialist just starting out has nothing to pay a subscription with before they have clients. A 14-day trial forces the decision exactly when there is least to show, and that helps no one.
Our model is simple: we earn only once your salon has grown enough to need more. We take no percentage of your revenue, we do not sell your clients to anyone, and we do not ask for a card to let you sign up. If you stay on the free plan for years, that is fine.
Who it is for
Who the free plan actually fits
Details
- Independent specialists
- You work alone, from home or a rented chair. 30 bookings a month is enough to start, bring your clients across and fill a part-time week, and the booking link gets reservations out of your direct messages.
- Small salons starting out
- You opened recently and are still building a client base. Start free, and when the calendar fills consistently move to Pro without losing anything you have recorded.
- Anyone testing seriously
- You want to see it work with real clients, not in a demo. The free plan has no countdown, so you decide when you are ready.
Pricing models
Why a flat subscription costs less over time
Booking platforms fall into three pricing models. The difference does not show in the first month, it shows once you have volume.
- Flat subscription from €0 our model
- Per seat per person
- Commission per new client a share of the service
Details
- Flat subscription · from €0
- The price does not depend on how many bookings you take. With three team members, Pro stays €10 a month in total. This is our model.
- Per seat · per person
- The cost grows with your team, not with your revenue. A three-person salon pays three times over, even in a slow month.
- Commission per new client · a share of the service
- It looks free until the platform starts sending you clients. The more you grow, the more you pay, with no end to it.
This compares pricing models, not providers. Every platform changes its terms over time, so always check the pricing page of the one you are comparing against.
Questions
What people ask about the free plan
Guides
Straight answers about running a salon
Honest comparisons and practical guides, written for people who do the work.
