Where a salon loses clients
A familiar scene: the stylist is with a client, the phone lies face down, and a message arrives asking whether tomorrow after six is possible. The reply is late, the person scrolls on and books elsewhere. By evening the messages pile up, and by morning half the questions are stale.
- bookings by direct message and by phone live in three places, and slots in the diary overlap
- at night and on weekends nobody answers, yet that is when people choose where to go
- a client forgets the visit and the stylist sits idle for an hour that could have been sold
What we build for a salon or barbershop
The core is a booking bot in Telegram. It shows open slots, books, sends reminders, reschedules and cancels, and notifies the stylist. The salon edits stylists and working hours itself, with no developer. The bot costs $250 once and $9.9 a month.
If you also need a page that leads people straight into that bot, take the bot plus page set: $950 once and the same monthly fee. A landing page on its own starts from $700.
How people find you on the map
In Tbilisi people pick a salon by the map and the reviews. We tidy the Google Maps profile: categories, photos of the work, hours, services and prices, replies to reviews. Reviews are only real ones: a QR code stands at the till and a happy client leaves a rating in a minute. Setting up the profile starts from $500.
You can see how it looks finished on our demo sites: a barbershop in Tbilisi and a salon page with a bot. They are demonstration work, not client results.
How remote work goes
We have no office in Tbilisi and you do not need one: everything is done remotely. You write to us on Telegram or WhatsApp, we ask about stylists, services and the schedule, get access to the profile and Instagram, and send the result for review. We name the timeline after the brief, not at random. The first month of support is free when you order a site or a bot.