For shops
Booking software for barbers, tattooists, makeup artists and nail technicians. You pay for the software. You do not pay us a percentage of your work, and we never will — the whole price list is on one page and it does not move with your takings.
The money
On a £40 cut, a marketplace taking a fifth would keep
£8
We keep
£0
We keep none of it.
Deposits go straight into your own Stripe account, in your own name. We are not in the middle of it: we never hold your money, never pay it out on a schedule, and take no commission. Stripe charges its usual card fee and you pay that directly to Stripe, the same as any other business.
Where a £40 cut actually goes
Every booking, every week
Client pays
£40
nothing branches off here — no commission, no cut, no holding account
Your Stripe account
in your own name, less Stripe’s card fee
£40
What you get
Not a list of everything it does. These are the six that decide whether a week runs itself or has to be watched.
Times are held while a client finishes booking, so two people cannot take the same chair. Deposits are taken before the booking is confirmed, not after.
Ask for a deposit per service. Cancel in time and the client gets it back automatically; cancel too late and you keep it — the rules are yours and the software applies them.
Price Tuesday morning below Saturday afternoon and let the client see it while they choose. A full quiet hour is worth more than an empty one.
When somebody cancels, the people waiting are offered the slot by link before it goes back on public sale.
Visit history, what they paid, what they had. Patch tests, medical history and consent forms are stored encrypted, with the wording they actually agreed to kept alongside them.
Tattoo sittings and multi-visit work are one piece with one deposit and a running balance, rather than unrelated appointments that happen to share a name.
And people find you
Your shop gets a page of its own — your work, your team, your hours, your prices — and a link you can put anywhere. That comes with the subscription, and a booking made through it costs you exactly what a booking made through your own link costs you: nothing. We never take a percentage of your work.
Three things are sold on top of it, because most shops do not want them.
Appointment reminders and waitlist offers by SMS, from your shop name.
Appear in search for people who are not looking for you by name.
A site of your own on your own domain, built from your services, photographs and hours.
Both are on the pricing page, both stop cleanly, and neither changes anything else about your shop when it goes.
Fourteen days, with your real services and your real week in it — that is the only way to tell whether it fits. We ask for a card at the start so the trial becomes a subscription without anything breaking on day 15, and you can cancel before then and not be charged.