Prices and treatment times
Answers what a service costs and how long it takes, per your price list, including the ranges where the honest answer is 'it depends on length'.
Beauty & wellness
You are mid-colour, mid-treatment, gloved. The phone rings and you cannot answer it. That call was almost certainly someone trying to give you money, and there is no version of the day where you get to it in time.
Where it leaks
Salon calls are short and transactional: how much, how long, when can you fit me in. Almost all of them convert if answered. Almost none convert if missed.
Beauty runs on Instagram, and the enquiry that waits six hours is answered by a competitor in six minutes. Volume makes it worse, not better.
A no-show at 14:00 with an empty diary behind it costs a full slot. The list of people who wanted that time exists — nobody has a free minute to call it.
What the system handles
Answers what a service costs and how long it takes, per your price list, including the ranges where the honest answer is 'it depends on length'.
Books against individual rotas and skill sets, so a balayage does not land in a junior's column.
The same agent, replying in seconds on the channels your clients actually use, with the same prices and the same tone.
Offers the freed slot to your waitlist immediately and confirms whoever takes it first.
Follows up at the right interval — six weeks for colour, four for nails — and books the next visit.
How it sounds
Illustrative, not a recording. On a call we will dial a live agent and hand you the phone instead — that is a better test than anything written down.
Questions from this sector
Yes, and it should not pretend otherwise. It quotes the range and the factors that move it, then books a consultation or flags the appointment for confirmation. Guessing a firm number and getting it wrong costs you the client at the chair, so we set it up to be honest about ranges.
Most do not notice, but we do not build it to deceive anyone. If a client asks directly, it says so and offers to have you call back. Salons are relationship businesses — getting caught pretending is worse than the missed call was.
Not over the phone. It sends a payment link instead, which is safer for both sides and gives you a record. Card details spoken aloud to any automated system is a bad idea regardless of who built it.
Start with the audit
Twenty minutes. We call your business the way your customers do — evening, weekend, second language — and send you the log. Yours to keep either way.
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