Leave enough time for the service
Separate a quick trim from a cut and colour. Clear service lengths help the client choose a visit that fits your stylist’s day.
A fringe trim and a full colour appointment should not take the same space in your diary. WebbyBooky brings your salon menu, stylist schedules and client bookings together, so you can see how each appointment fits into the day.
Separate a quick trim from a cut and colour. Clear service lengths help the client choose a visit that fits your stylist’s day.
Give clients one booking link with your services and available stylists, so the next appointment starts with the right information.
Explain deposits when booking and use a card reader or payment link at checkout, with the booking available to reception.
Separate cuts, colour and styling into clear categories. Give each service its own description, duration and pricing options, so clients understand what they are booking. Describe what is included in a colour appointment before they choose a time.
View feature: A service menu that reflects time in the chairPricing and duration
A client looking for a colour refresh opens your salon menu and reads what each service includes. They choose the relevant option and a stylist who provides it, instead of guessing whether a standard haircut covers the visit.
The service duration and stylist’s availability guide the appointment choice. Keep descriptions explicit about what is included; arrange complex colour work with the client before reserving the appropriate length.
The client reviews the selected service or space, date, time and price, then provides their contact details. Clear descriptions help them arrive knowing what they have booked and which location to visit.
When online payments are enabled, collect the deposit or full amount required by your booking settings. Your team can also handle payment from the calendar, including a payment link for a client who is arranging the visit with you.
Before opening, reception can review each stylist’s appointments and identify the longer visits. A clearly named colour service gives the team more useful context than an appointment simply called “hair”.
When a regular returns, refer to their previous bookings before arranging another visit. Keep the service, stylist and agreed time clear, and take payment from the same booking workflow when the visit is complete.
Illustrative example
Example booking day
| Time | Booking |
|---|---|
| 09:00 | Cut & blow-dry |
| 11:00 | Colour appointment |
| 14:00 | Fringe trim |
Assign colouring, cutting and styling services to the people who offer them. Clients can choose an appropriate stylist, while you keep each person’s services and branch assignments together.
View feature: Match colour work to the right stylistView the day by stylist and branch. Longer colour appointments and shorter trims appear in the same calendar, helping reception find a suitable time for the next client.
View feature: See long appointments alongside quick cutsKeep contact details, preferences and booking history together. When a regular calls for their usual appointment, you can refer to the service and stylist they booked last time.
View feature: Make the next visit easier to arrangeBring payment into the same workflow as the booking. Choose how you collect money for your services or space hire, and explain the payment arrangements before the client commits.
Let clients pay a deposit or the full booking amount through your online booking portal. State what the payment covers so clients understand the amount they are paying before their visit.
Use a supported Stripe Terminal smart reader to collect an in-person card payment for a booking. Reader availability depends on your country and Stripe setup; see the device guide before buying hardware.
Show a payment QR code for the client to scan, or send the payment link by SMS or email. The client opens checkout on their own device, making it useful both at reception and when arranging payment before arrival.
Start with the bookings you handle most often. A clear menu and realistic availability help clients make the right choice and give your team a consistent place to manage requests.
Review the client-facing names, descriptions, location, available times and payment settings. Share the booking link from your website and customer communications, and keep the details up to date as your offering changes.
Yes. Clients select a service, team member and available time. Assign the relevant services to each stylist so the booking options reflect what that person offers.
Create a clearly named service with a duration and price option for the visit you offer. Explain whether cutting, colouring and finishing are included, and allow enough time for the whole appointment.
Yes. Create the appointment in the booking calendar with the selected service, stylist and client. Check the time reserved so phone bookings and online appointments are managed together.
Use clearly described services or options with suitable durations and prices. For work that needs an assessment, offer a consultation first and arrange the treatment booking after discussing the client’s requirements.
Yes. Share your WebbyBooky booking portal link from your existing website so clients can choose a service, provider and available time. Keep your business information on your website and use the portal for the booking journey.
With payments configured, you can collect a deposit or full payment online and take booking payments through the calendar. In-person options include supported Stripe Terminal readers and a QR payment page; links can also be sent by SMS or email. Available options depend on your payment setup.
Build your service or space menu, set your availability, and give clients a clear way to book. Start with your everyday workflow and expand as your business grows.