Guides for salons and studios

Articles on online booking, client records, team and pricing — concrete help with the decisions your salon actually faces.

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Comparisons, pricing, booking paths and decision articles for salons and studios.

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Planity, Treatwell, Booksy, Fresha, Shore and cituro each solve a different problem. Sort them by daily workflow and...

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The entry price rarely stays the price: staff seats, extra locations, reminder messages, modules and portal commissio...

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A portal buys reach and takes part of the client relationship with it. Your own page keeps brand, services, reviews a...

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Fiscal POS and appointment software solve two different problems. Decide whether cash-register hardware really has to...

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Notes, service variants and past appointments only pay off when the team sees them while booking, instead of searchin...

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Most new appointments start on Google, Instagram or a recommendation. The point is leading all three into one calenda...

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Before switching in 2026, sort out which part you actually use every day: calendar, client records and your own page,...

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Comparable systems differ mainly in what they bill on the side: seats, locations, reminders and modules. Booking and...

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A portal profile brings visitors, but they stay the portal's clients. What changes for reach, reviews and repeat book...

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Check what direct booking has to carry before a switch pays off: slots reachable from Google and Instagram, client hi...

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Studios with a regular clientele risk paying marketplace commission for clients they brought in themselves. Where dir...

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The switch question is rarely the calendar, it is the shop window: where clients land, who owns the reviews, and what...