§ features · money
We never take a cutOnline, at the chair, or in cash. It all lands in one ledger, and the numbers do themselves. Stripe's rates, no markup from us.
§ whose money
Money from your clients goes into an account that belongs to you, and Stripe pays you out on Stripe's schedule. We are not in the middle of it. We never hold your takings, we never net anything out, and we can't.
You pay Stripe's processing rate, the same one you'd get going to Stripe directly, and you pay us $29 a month. That's the entire commercial relationship. Nobody here takes a percentage of your day.
§ online
Take a deposit when they book, or the whole thing. Put a deposit on the four-hour balayage and leave the blowout alone. The ones who don't turn up have already covered some of the chair they took.
§ in person
An optional countertop reader for the end of the appointment. The tip prompt comes up on the reader, so the client picks it themselves and you're not standing there while they do the maths at you. It knows what they booked, so the amount is already right.
About card readers →$210.00
Balayage · Salon Felicità
Customer picks the tip. Not you.
§ everything else
Half your day might not go through a card at all. Record cash, Venmo, or Zelle in the same place with a note, so the day's total is the day's actual total and your reporting isn't quietly missing a third of the business.
§ the numbers
Not a dashboard you have to learn. Six numbers that answer the questions you already ask yourself on the drive home.
§ profit, not just revenue
Put your rent, your colour order, and your insurance in once and they keep counting themselves. Then the number on the screen is what you actually kept, not what came through the door. Most software stops at the flattering one.
§ the shape of the week
Your busiest day, your quietest hour, your repeat rate, your average ticket. Enough to know whether to open later on Tuesdays or stop offering the thing nobody books.
$29/mo, flat. Stripe's rates, no markup, and we never take a cut of your sales.
Card reader optional · online payments need no hardware