for groomers
we already made your booking page.
we made it from what your salon already publishes. find it, check it, and start taking bookings.
What it does for you
no-shows pay
the client's card is held when they book and charged when you confirm. you set the no-show fee.
tips, even with no cash
after each groom, clients get a note to tip you by card. the tip is all yours.
no chasing payments
the card is on file before the dog is on your table.
payments are optional and take about five minutes once you're set up. without them, clients request a time and you confirm.
First month free, then $29 a month. Nothing is taken from your bookings, and your clients never pay us anything.
The book that comes with your page.
A booking calendar built around a grooming menu, in a browser, on the phone in your apron or the computer at the counter. Nothing to install.
Your menu, priced the way you price it
A price and a length for each service, and who does it. Where the price depends on the dog, the sizes sit under it, and anything you price at the table has no price at all. We fill this in from your own menu, and you change whatever is wrong.
A calendar that follows your rules
How often times are offered, how soon and how far ahead somebody can book, and how many weeks until the page suggests the next groom. The defaults are what most salons want.
Nothing is public until you say so
Your menu, your hours and who works here, checked by you in about two minutes. Nothing takes a booking until you press Go live, and payments can come later.
The screens are the live product. The business and the names in them are examples.
Online booking from your real hours
Clients only see times that are truly open, for the groomer who does that service, and the price before they book.
One book for the whole day
What is waiting on your yes, what is on today and what is coming up. Add a phone booking yourself in a few taps.
A card hold against no-shows
A card is held when a client books a priced service. The hold lands in your own Stripe account, never ours.
A waitlist that fills gaps
When a time frees up on a day somebody wanted, the first person waiting is offered it.
Your calendar, everywhere
A private feed puts the salon's book into Google, Outlook or Apple Calendar on any phone.
More than one salon
Run a second location from the same login and switch between them from the top bar.