Fill the Chair.
Keep the Client.
Earn the Stars.
SalonPortal is the dashboard for the front of the shop: the register, appointment requests, your service menu, a website that shows the work, Google reviews, and the text that brings them back in six weeks.
14-Day Free Trial · No Credit Card Required
- Point of Sale
- Appointment Requests
- Service Menu
- Google Reviews
- Client Texts
- Waiting-Room Screens
- Retail Shop
Everything Between the Door and the Next Visit
Ring up the service, the retail, and the tip at the counter. SalonPortal also runs the website, the requests, the reviews, the texts, and the screen in the waiting room.
Appointment Requests
Clients ask for a service, a stylist, and a time from your website. Requests land on a list and a calendar, and your desk gets notified so nothing sits in a voicemail.
Learn MoreService Menu
Cuts, color, treatments, and add-ons with prices. Update it once and it shows on your website.
Learn MorePoint of Sale
Ring up the cut, the color, the shampoo, and the tip from a tablet. The register uses the same service menu as the website, and cards go through Stripe to your bank.
Learn MoreReview Management
Text a Google review link before they reach the car. Reply from one inbox and put the best reviews on your site and your waiting-room TV.
Learn MoreWebsites That Show the Work
Services, the team, a gallery, hours, and a way to request a time. Built for a local search like “balayage near me” or “barbershop near me.”
Learn More View an Example WebsiteClient Text & Email
Rebook reminders, birthday notes, and a Tuesday-is-open text. Clients opt in, and every message has a way to opt out.
Learn MoreWaiting-Room Screens
Service menus, today’s stylists, retail, and five-star reviews on the TV clients stare at while they wait.
Learn MoreSocial Posts
Schedule the before-and-after, the new color line, and the team photo to Facebook, Instagram, Google, and more.
Learn MoreGoogle Ads
Run search ads for the services you want to fill, and see spend and results without living in another tab.
Learn MoreWebsite Pop-Ups
A new-client offer, a holiday gloss special, or a gift-card push. Turn it on for the week, then turn it off.
Learn MoreRewarded Surveys
A short note after the visit, thanked with a product, a gloss, or a few dollars off the next appointment.
Learn MoreRetail Shop
Sell the shampoo, pomade, and candles you already recommend at the chair, from the same website.
Learn MoreHiring
Stylists, barbers, and front desk apply from your site. Applications land in one list.
Learn MoreThe Desk Sees the Request Before the Client Hangs Up
A request is a name, a service, a preferred time, and who they hope to see. Your team confirms it. You are not ripping out Boulevard, Vagaro, or Square to get started.
- From the WebsiteThe same page that shows your work asks for the appointment.
- List and CalendarSee what came in today and what is already on the book.
- The Desk Gets NotifiedNew requests reach the people who answer the phone.
- Ring It Up HereThe counter register takes the service, the retail, and the tip. A stylist-by-stylist book can stay in the system you already use.
Ask at the Chair, Not Three Days Later
The Map Pack for “salon near me” listens to fresh Google reviews. The moment they see the cut in the mirror is the moment to ask.
- Text a Link From the FloorThe stylist or the desk sends it before the client is in traffic.
- Reviews That Name the StylistClients mention who did the work. That is how a chair gets a following.
- Reply in One PlaceAnswer Google reviews without hunting through your Business Profile.
- Put Them on the WallFive-star reviews rotate on the website and the waiting-room screen.
The Screen They Look at While the Color Processes
A waiting-room TV can sell the gloss treatment, the retail shelf, and the stylist who has an opening Thursday.
- Service Menu BoardPrices and add-ons, updated when you change them in the dashboard.
- Today’s TeamWho is in, what they are known for, and a photo that matches the chair.
- Reviews on the WallA fresh five-star review, with the stylist’s name, while the next client waits.
- Retail and SpecialsThe product on the shelf and the offer that expires Sunday.
The Rebook Should Not Depend on Memory
Most clients mean to come back. A short text at six weeks, on a birthday, or on a slow Tuesday is how the chair stays full without buying another ad.
- Rebook RemindersCuts at six weeks, color at eight, nails at three. You choose the rhythm.
- Fill a Slow Day“Jordan has two openings tomorrow afternoon” goes to people who already trust him.
- Birthdays and New GuestsA note that feels like the shop, not a blast from a brand they don’t remember.
- Opt-In, and an Easy OutClients join from your website. Every text tells them how to stop.
Any Shop That Sells Time in a Chair
One chair or ten locations. If clients book, come back, and talk about who did their hair, SalonPortal fits.
Live Before the Next Saturday
Start the Trial
Tell us the shop name and where you are. No credit card and no contract.
Put the Shop Online
Add services, prices, photos, and hours. Connect Google so reviews and your Business Profile are in the same place.
Ask, Then Bring Them Back
Appointment requests come in, the floor sends review links, and the six-week text goes out when you say so.
One Plan. The Whole Shop.
Priced per location. No per-stylist fee and no feature menu. Pay annually and get 2 months free.
- Appointment Requests
- Service Menu
- Website, Gallery, and Retail Shop
- Review Management
- Client Text & Email
- Digital Signage
- Social Posts and Google Ads
- Pop-Ups, Surveys, and Hiring
No Credit Card Required
Before You Switch Another Tool
Does SalonPortal replace Boulevard, Vagaro, GlossGenius, or Square?
They can still hold a stylist-by-stylist book and deposits. SalonPortal includes a counter register for the service, the retail, and the tip, plus the website, appointment requests, service menu, Google reviews, texts, social posts, ads, and waiting-room screens. If you want requests to land here, the desk confirms them from the calendar.
Is this only for hair salons?
It is for any shop that sells time in a chair. Hair salons, barbershops, nail studios, spas, lash and brow bars, and salon suites use the same dashboard. A barbershop and a color studio do not need different software to ask for a review or show this week’s work.
Can each location have its own site and reviews?
Yes. Each location is its own SalonPortal account with its own website, reviews, client list, and screens. A group with several shops can talk to us about multi-location pricing.
Can I keep my current website?
Yes. Use a SalonPortal website, or keep the site you have and still run reviews, client texts, social posts, and signage from the dashboard.
Which reviews do you support?
Google reviews, the ones that show up when someone searches for a salon or barbershop nearby. You can request them, reply, and display them.
Is there a contract?
No. $100 a month per location, cancel anytime, or $1,000 a year and get 2 months free. The 14-day trial does not ask for a card.
Put the Shop in Front of the Next Client
The work is already good. SalonPortal makes sure the website, the reviews, and the rebook keep up with it.
No Credit Card Required
