If you go to them
For braiders, makeup artists, barbers, nail and lash techs who work in the client’s home. Clients looking for someone who comes to them find you, pay a deposit before you travel, and get reminded without you sending a single text.
What it does for you
Most booking software assumes a shop with a door. Yours is a car boot and a bag, so these are the parts that matter.
Set how far you travel. A client who searches for someone who comes to them sees you when they are inside your area — not when they happen to live near where you keep your kit.
Ask for a deposit on each service. Cancel in time and the client is refunded automatically. Cancel late, or not be in, and the deposit is yours.
Mark each service as done at the client’s, at yours, or either, so the right people find the right work.
Leave a gap after every appointment — up to two hours — so the next booking cannot start before you have packed up and driven over.
Up to three email reminders before each appointment, at the times you choose. The door you knock on is less likely to stay shut.
Your booking page — work, prices, free times — ready for Instagram and TikTok, where most of your clients find you anyway.
Long appointments
Book it as one appointment, hold the time while the client pays the deposit, and set cancellation rules that match what a wasted journey costs you. Wunderhand applies them, so you are not the one asking for money on a doorstep.
Not quite you?
£9 a month for one person. £24 for three. £48 for eight.
30 days free, with your real services and your real week in it. We ask for a card at the start, email you three days before the trial ends, and you pay nothing if you cancel before then. Being found in search costs nothing extra, there is no cut of your work, and no VAT to add.