The Book, the Color, and the Client Who Comes Back
Hair salons live on a weekly rhythm. SalonPortal takes the request, shows the menu, asks for the review while the cut is still in the mirror, and texts them when six weeks is up.
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Hair Salons
A hair salon is the shop most people picture: a chair, a stylist, and a client who already has someone they ask for. The dashboard is built around that request.
Checkout can stay in Boulevard, Vagaro, GlossGenius, or Square. SalonPortal runs what the client sees before they sit down and after they leave.
- The services they ask forCuts, blowouts, gloss, and balayage, with a stylist and a time, land on one list.
- The six-week textA rebook reminder goes out on the rhythm you set, not when someone remembers the book.
- Reviews that name the stylistAsk at the chair. The review is how the next client finds Priya, not just the shop.
- The screen while color processesMenu, retail, and a fresh five-star review on the TV in the waiting room.
What This Shop Asks For
Cuts and Blowouts
The request names the service and who they hope to see.
Gloss and Balayage
Longer visits still start as a request the desk can confirm.
Six Weeks Later
The text is how a full Saturday stays full without another ad.
Hair Salons FAQ
Is this only for hair salons?
Hair is the featured shop. Barbershops, nail studios, spas, lash and brow, and salon suites use the same dashboard.
Does SalonPortal replace our booking system?
A stylist-by-stylist book and deposits can stay where they are. SalonPortal is the register, the website, the request, the reviews, and the texts.
Can each stylist have their own following?
Clients can ask for a person, and review requests can name who did the work. The account is still one shop.
Ready for the Next Client?
Hair Salons uses the same dashboard as every other shop on SalonPortal. $100 a month per location.
