Pick a day
Hours
When clients can book you. Days you leave off show no times on your page.
Upcoming bookings
Finished appointments — request an unpaid balance, send a receipt, or mark how it ended.
AI front desk
A chat bubble on your page answers questions about your prices, hours, and open times — from your real data, nothing invented. You read every conversation here, and anyone who wants you leaves their name and contact, which lands in your email and below.
Conversations
Newest first. ✉ lead means they left contact info for you — that's a client waiting on a reply.
Conversation
Your clients
Your book, yours to keep — search it, fix a number, export it anytime. Texting consent (sms ✓) only ever comes from the booking checkbox, never from an import.
Bring your book with you
Export your client list from Booksy, Square, Fresha — or any spreadsheet saved as CSV — and drop it here. We match the columns, show you exactly what will import, and never overwrite anything you've fixed in the app.
Services & prices
✨ Draft my page with AI
Answer five quick questions and the AI drafts the whole thing — bio, About section, service menu with your prices (it never invents a number), and a look to match. You review and edit everything before it goes live.
Your look
Pick a template and an accent — your page changes the moment you save.
Photos
Your work, on your page. Uploads are resized automatically and location data is stripped for privacy.
About section
Your story, under your services. Leave it empty to hide the section.
Profile
Your plan
Checking your plan…
Earnings
Money that actually landed through your page — card deposits and paid payment links. Net is what reaches your bank after card processing + 1%. Cash you take in the chair never shows here (and we never touch it).
Recent payments
Estimates from app records — the to-the-penny ledger lives in your Stripe dashboard.
Payouts
Checking payment setup…
Payment plans
Clients can split any deposit or balance into installments with Klarna, Afterpay, or Affirm — you're still paid in full, up front, and the provider handles their installments (and any missed ones). Bigger pieces book easier when nobody has to front $600 on a card.
The honest math: a split payment costs about 7% + 30¢ all-in (the provider's ~6% + the same 1%) instead of a card's 3.9% + 30¢ — and only on payments where the client actually picks a plan. On a $600 piece that's ~$42 instead of ~$24, for a booking you might not have gotten.