Clients don't rebook at the counter
A client who leaves without the next appointment booked is a client you're relying on memory to bring back. Automated rebooking closes that gap.
For salons & barbershops
Every Empty Chair Is Gone Forever.
You can't inventory a Tuesday afternoon. Filling the gaps and keeping the rebooking rhythm is the whole economics of a chair.
8s
Missed call texted back
Day 1
Trial follow-up starts
4-8 wks
Build to handover
Where Salons & Barbershops Businesses Leak Members
Four problems we see in almost every salons & barbershops business we look at. None of them are marketing problems in the way agencies usually mean it.
No-shows cost the whole slot
A missed appointment is unrecoverable revenue. Reminders, deposits and waitlist backfill turn most of them into kept slots.
Stylists build books, then leave
When the business has no brand of its own, the client list walks out with the chair. Salon-level brand is protection, not vanity.
Retail is an afterthought
Product sales carry excellent margin and are almost always left to a half-hearted mention at checkout.
Typical salons & barbershops build
Six of twenty-three.
What We’d Build You
Drawn from the five pillars, weighted toward trial conversion and churn rather than quoting. The blueprint confirms it.
- Automated rebooking prompts
- No-show reduction & deposits
- Salon-level brand identity
- Retail & product follow-up
- Gap-filling campaigns
- Review generation
We’ll Tell You On the Call If This Won’t Work.
Thirty minutes, no deck. We look at where enquiries are arriving, how fast they get answered and what happens to the ones that don’t book. If the numbers don’t support building this yet, we say so — that call has been the whole conversation more than once.
Book a discovery callHow it works
Five Steps. No Surprises After Step Two.
The blueprint locks scope, price and dates before you commit to the build. Everything after that is execution.
- 01
Discovery Call
Thirty minutes. We find where the work is leaking — usually slow follow-up, enquiries nobody answered, or a dead database. If we can’t help, we say so on the call.
30 minutes - 02
Blueprint
A fixed-scope plan: which pillars you need, what gets built, what gets managed, what it costs and when it lands. No surprises after this point.
3–5 days - 03
Build the Assets
Brand, site, photography, automations and integrations. You see it working before you sign off, and it goes in your name from day one.
4–8 weeks - 04
Handover & Train
Accounts, documentation and a session with your team. Everything you paid for is yours. We are not a dependency.
1 week - 05
Run the Campaigns
Ongoing SEO, ads, social, email and reporting — or we hand you the keys and you run it in-house. Both are real options.
Month to month
Build the Assets. Run the Campaigns.
Most businesses start with the build and add the monthly once it’s live. You can also do either on its own — the assets are yours whichever way you go.
The Build
Priced to your scope
one-time — and every asset is yours
- Custom website, built to convert and be found
- Brand identity system and stylesheet
- Brand photography and video library
- Speed-to-lead, voice agent and intake automation
- Field software integrations and reporting dashboard
- Full handover: accounts, docs and team training
Managed Growth
Priced to what we run
monthly — month to month after 90 days
- Local SEO, map pack and AI search visibility
- Local Services Ads and paid search management
- Social, email and SMS campaigns
- Review generation and reputation monitoring
- New automations as the business changes
- Monthly numbers review with an actual human
Doing fewer than about twenty leads a month? This won’t pay for itself yet, and we’ll tell you that on the call rather than after the invoice.
Would rather just talk it through?
Thirty minutes, no deck. We’ll scope it live and tell you on the call if it isn’t worth doing yet.
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Find Out What You’re Missing
Thirty minutes. We’ll find where the work is leaking — unsold estimates, response time, or a database nobody has touched in three years — and what it would cost to fix. If it isn’t worth it yet, we’ll tell you that instead.
No sequence, no newsletter. One reply from the person who’d build it.