Salon software
Salon Ultra: bookings, till, clients and team in one tool
Clients book and pay on your website while you work; the till, their records and your team’s hours keep themselves up to date.
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What it changes for you
A colour is processing and the phone rings. A client doesn’t turn up, and the slot is lost. In the evening the till is reconciled in a notebook, and what each client likes is written down nowhere. Salon Ultra puts it all in one place, on your own website: online booking and payment, the salon till, a record for every client with her loyalty card, and your team’s hours.
See it in action
The real demo screens, on a computer and on a phone. Fictional data.
1 / 8Booking on your websiteThe treatment, who with, the day, the time: your client books without an account, even while you are working.
2 / 8Your dayWho is coming, at what time and with whom; plus the clients to get back in touch with today.
3 / 8The diaryBy day, week or month, with the appointments booked online and the expected takings.
4 / 8The salon tillA treatment, a product, a discount; card or cash, VAT included.
5 / 8The receipt by QR codeYour client scans the code: the receipt opens on her phone, as a PDF if she wants. Nothing to print.
6 / 8The client recordHer visits, what she has spent, her preferences, her loyalty card; a message ready for WhatsApp, text or email.
7 / 8LoyaltyYou set the rule (after 5, 8 or 10 visits, 10 to 30% off the next one): the till applies it by itself.
8 / 8The team and its hoursEach person clocks in and out; planned presence, treatment time and hours worked, side by side.
What's included
Bookings come in while you work
Your client picks the treatment, the person, the day and the time on your website, without creating an account: she only sees the slots that are really free. The phone rings less, and the diary still fills up — in the evening and on Sundays too.
Fewer forgotten appointments
The appointment goes into her phone, which reminds her the day before. And if you switch it on, she pays online when she books: card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
The salon till
A treatment, a product, a discount; card or cash, VAT included. The receipt reaches the client’s phone by QR code, as a PDF if she wants: nothing to print.
A record for every client
Her visits, what she has spent, her preferences, her loyalty card. When it’s time to bring her back, a message is ready for WhatsApp, text or email.
Loyalty that applies itself
You set the rule — after 5, 8 or 10 visits, 10 to 30% off the next one — and the till applies it without you having to think about it.
Your team and their hours
Everyone clocks in and out. Planned hours, time spent on treatments and clocked hours sit side by side.
Your clients stay yours
Bookings happen on your website, in your name and your colours, not on a platform that keeps your clients’ contact details. No commission per appointment: a fixed monthly subscription you can cancel.
And the business side, if you want it
With the £159 plan, business management joins the same space: quotes, invoices and expenses.
See business management →Pricing
Salon Ultra: Solo £59 (1 to 2 people) · Team £99 (whole team) · + Management £159/month · no commission · EUR = CHF = £, one to one.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Salon Ultra cost?
Solo £59 a month for 1 to 2 people, Team £99 for the whole team, £159 with business management. No commission per appointment. The price is the same in euros, Swiss francs and pounds.
Do my clients have to install an app?
No. They book on your website without creating an account: a name, a way to reach them, the slot. The appointment goes into their phone in one tap.
What about appointments taken by phone?
You enter them in the same diary in a few seconds: everything is in one place, and the website no longer offers the slot that’s taken.
Can I try it?
Yes. The demo of a beauty salon is open: book as a client, then explore the salon’s workspace — diary, till, client record. The data is fictional.
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