Long services break simple calendars
Balayage, full color and keratin treatments run for hours. If your booking tool only thinks in 30-minute blocks, you end up either double-booked or turning away work you could have taken.
A color appointment isn't a 30-minute slot. Between consultation, application, processing and blow-dry, one client can hold a chair for three hours — and your booking system needs to understand that before it lets someone book on top of it.
Balayage, full color and keratin treatments run for hours. If your booking tool only thinks in 30-minute blocks, you end up either double-booked or turning away work you could have taken.
Your senior colorist charges more and needs longer slots than someone doing blowouts. One shared calendar with one price list doesn't reflect how a salon actually works.
A client books "color" meaning something completely different from what you assumed. Clear service descriptions and durations on the booking page set the expectation before they sit down.
Answering the phone, texting confirmations and chasing reminders is a full role. Online booking and automatic reminders take most of that off the floor.
Each service carries its own length, so a three-hour color blocks three hours and a trim blocks a trim. The calendar reflects the chair, not a guess.
Junior and senior rates, different specialties, different hours. Clients book the stylist they want at the right price.
Your services, prices and brand — a page you can send to anyone who asks "do you have anything this week?"
Automatic reminders before the appointment, and one-tap cancellation so a freed slot can be filled instead of sitting empty.
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