Manage your business information and preferences.
What clients can book, and what they can add on.
Everyone who has booked with you.
“Booked” is what’s on the books, not what’s been paid.
Everyone who's booked, soonest first. Confirm a request once you've got the deposit.
Shows at the top of the site. Leave blank to hide it.
What clients fill in when they book. Changes save on their own.
These show in the "Current Deals" section on the site. Add up to 3 — either upload your flyer image, or type the deal out and the site styles it for you.
The site styles it for you, in your own fonts and colours.
Use the graphic you made — it compresses automatically.
Tap one to change it. Each shows on your page as a short heading clients tap to open — give it your own heading, or leave that blank and the page picks one from what it says.
Two of your best shots, on the thank-you card under the booking calendar. They are cropped to a square, so keep anything important near the middle. Remove both and the card disappears from your page; if your site came with photos you can put them back any time. These two save the moment you pick them — you do not need the Save Changes button for photos.
Changes appear on the site immediately after saving.
Mins is how long that service takes you, in minutes — 120 for two hours, 240 for four. Your booking page never shows it; it uses it to stop two people taking times that overlap, so a four hour set booked at 4:30 takes 5:30 off the calendar by itself. Leave it blank and that service just uses your standard appointment length.
Call a category Extras or Add ons and those rows stop being bookable on their own — they become tick-boxes your client adds on top of whatever service she picked. Everything in every other category stays a service she can book, and all of them offer those same tick-boxes.
You can add a photo to any service. Photos save on their own the moment you pick one — you do not need Save Changes for them. Add one and your price list shows pictures; add none and it stays the plain list it is now. If you rename a service, add its photo again — the old one is dropped when you next save.
Changes appear on the site immediately after saving.
What it costs to hold a spot. Type it however you like — 20, $20, "$20 non-refundable" — and it shows on your page, in your booking confirmation and in the calendar invite your client saves. Leave it empty if you don't take one and every mention of a deposit disappears from your page.
These become the deposit buttons clients see right after booking. Leave any of them blank to hide that button; the wording updates itself to match whichever you fill in. Leave them all blank and the confirmation just says you'll confirm by DM.
Changes appear on the site immediately after saving.
Shows as a Call or Text button on your page. Clear it and the button comes off.
Clear a field to remove it from the site — it will not come back as a default.
Changes appear on the site immediately after saving.
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Anything you sell as-is from your page — kits, press-ons, products, all yours.
Things you sell as-is — kits, press-ons, aftercare, anything. They show under a Shop switch next to your prices, grouped by whatever category you give them. Add none and nothing shows — your page looks exactly as it does now. Photos are shrunk for you; keep it to about ten.
Tap a day to see what’s on it.
Tap an open slot to block it (day off), a blocked slot to reopen it, or a booked/pending slot to see the client's details.
These save automatically and update the client site right away. Clients can only pick days/times you offer here.
Two rotations? Put one in each schedule, then pick which schedule each day uses. Days only ever show the times of the schedule they are set to.
The times you offer and the days you’re open. Changes save on their own.