Built for a salon owner

You do hair. The empty chair is a text you meant to send.

A chair sits empty for an hour because a client forgot. The reminder was on your list. The list is on a phone that is in your hand while both hands are in someone's hair.

> built for: salon or barbershop > words: a salon owner, not "users". ok > assess: first bottleneck for this trade found > build: three workflows, cheapest first queued > prices: read from the published catalog ok

Assess — what we look at first

The no-show

An empty chair is not a marketing problem, it is a follow-up problem. We look at what happens between a booking and an appointment, because that gap is where the money goes.

Build — in this order

Three workflows first. Yours would look like this.

1
Reminders and rebooking that run themselves
replaces Hoping the client remembers
Speed-to-Lead Response System$2,500–$7,5002–4 weeks
2
A profile that stays current without you touching it
replaces Hours and photos that were last updated a year ago
Google Business Profile Setup$2952–3 business days
3
Reviews answered while they still matter
replaces Three weeks late, or never
Client Reviews & Reputation Management$300–$800/mo90-day minimum

Prices and timelines are the published ones from our service catalog — the same figures on /services/, as of September 2026. Nothing on this page is a placeholder. Anything larger than a listed offer is scoped after intake.

One workflow, guaranteed to save 10 hours a week, or you don’t pay. We’ll build one workflow automation that saves your team at least 10 hours per week. If it doesn’t hit that benchmark, you get 100% of the build fee back. Zero ambiguity.

Every message goes out in your words, and you can see exactly what was sent to whom. Client data and payroll still get a person's approval before anything moves.

Book 15 minutesWe find where the hours go. If it isn’t there, we say so.
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