Guides for salons and studios

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

Barbershop

Cuts, beard trims and combos each need their own duration and price, and regulars expect their barber. A checklist fo...

Nail studio

Refills, modelling and nail art run on different clocks, so each needs its own duration and price. Also worth checkin...

Beauty studio

A follow-up treatment is only as good as the notes from the last one. Check that consultations, history and durations...

Tattoo studio

Consultations, sessions and the artist gallery belong on your own page. Note the limit early: deposits and consent fo...

Spa & wellness

Longer time blocks, buffers and team times decide whether a booking system fits a spa. Compare booking, website, clie...

Studio management

Treatflow, epily, GlowDesk or a generic calendar: what decides it is whether services, durations, client history and...

Salon software

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

Salon software

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

Salon software

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

Salon software

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

Salon software

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

Salon software

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

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