The diary forgets
A paper register tells you who came yesterday. It never tells you who was supposed to come this week and didn’t.
For salon & spa owners in India
Half your regulars would come back — if someone reminded them at the right time. SalonBook knows exactly when each client is due, and nudges them before they drift to the salon down the road.
Subscription · pricing on discovery · Works on the phone in your apron pocket
The leak nobody measures
A salon lives or dies on people coming back. But the way most owners run it, the coming-back part is left to luck.
A paper register tells you who came yesterday. It never tells you who was supposed to come this week and didn’t.
Reminders live in your head and a hundred chat threads. The client who last came 6 weeks ago quietly slips away — and you never notice.
You sold a 10-session package. How many sessions are left? Nobody’s sure — so staff give away sessions you already spent.
Every regular who forgets to rebook is revenue you already earned, walking out the door in someone else’s hands.
The wedge
A haircut is due again in 4 weeks. A root touch-up in 3. A spa facial every 6. The whole game is one nudge — “you’re due for your next visit” — sent to the right person on the right day.
Get the cadence right and the chair fills itself. SalonBook does one thing obsessively well: it knows every client’s rhythm and never lets it break.
4–6 wks the window where a regular either rebooks with you — or becomes someone else’s regular.
How it works
Mark the appointment done in the day view. Pick the service — say “Global Colour”.
Each service carries its own rebook window. Last visit + that window = the exact day this client is due back.
Every morning, SalonBook shows who’s due today, who’s overdue, and who’s coming up — sorted by urgency.
Send a warm, ready-written reminder to the outbox. They rebook. The chair stays full.
What’s inside
Your whole day on one screen — chairs, times, services. No app-hopping, no double bookings.
For every client: last visit + the service’s rebook window = a due date. The “due for next visit” list writes itself.
Reminders queue up ready to send. You approve; they go. No blank message to agonise over.
Sell a 10-session package once; every visit decrements it automatically. Staff always see sessions left.
Flag no-shows in a tap. Spot the repeat offenders and your true no-show rate at a glance.
Today’s appointments, due-for-rebook count, package liability in rupees, and no-show rate — one screen.
The morning glance
Sample data. Real names, real areas, real rupees — because that’s what your book actually looks like.
Pricing
SalonBook costs less than one lost regular. If it brings back three clients a month who’d otherwise have drifted, it’s paid for itself many times over.
SalonBook
Pricing on discoverySubscription basis
We set pricing on a short discovery call and bill it as a simple monthly subscription — sized to your salon. Early users get founder terms.
A quick call to size it to your salon. Cancel any time in one tap.
Who it’s for
Common questions
No. You run SalonBook; nudges reach clients on plain WhatsApp and SMS. They just get a friendly reminder and reply to rebook.
Start fresh from today — no migration needed. Log visits as they happen and within a few weeks the due list fills itself. Most owners are running by day two.
Every service has a default rebook window — a haircut around 4 weeks, colour around 3, a facial around 6. Last visit plus that window is the due date. You can tweak any window to match your salon.
Pricing is worked out on a quick discovery call and billed monthly on subscription. We're keeping public prices off the page while we onboard our first users.