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Online booking for hair salons

Put your services, stylists and free time on one page. Every service takes exactly as long as it takes, so a colour and a cut stop colliding in the diary.

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A stylist working on a client’s hair by the window in the salon

How to open booking at the salon

Setting it up takes an evening: the stylists, the services with their lengths, and the shifts.

1

Add services and lengths

A cut, a blow-dry, colour, treatments: each with its own length and price.

2

Set the stylists’ shifts

Say who works when, and leave a gap after the long services.

3

Share the link

Put it in Instagram, on the site and on your Google listing, and bookings land in the diary.

Everything a salon booking needs

Every service takes exactly the time it really takes

Clients see the stylists, the services and the time that is genuinely free, and the diary counts the length instead of the front desk.

Booking from a link

The client picks a service, a stylist and a time and confirms, with no call and no waiting for a reply.

Slots sized to the service

A colour is offered a three-hour window; a fringe trim is offered fifteen minutes.

Prices and stylists in place

The service list, the lengths, the prices and who does what sit on the page, so nobody explains it twice a day.

Booking from a phone

The page works the same on a phone and a desktop, so clients book where they saw your work.

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What the salon gets

A tighter day. Fewer calls. More people coming back.

Bookly takes on the arithmetic of time, the reminders and the colour history, so stylists work instead of checking the book.

A tighter day

Build a day out of services of different lengths

The diary counts how long each service runs and offers the client only the windows it actually fits. A three-hour colour no longer swallows two haircuts.

  • A length of its own for every service
  • Booking open to clients around the clock
  • Breaks and shifts accounted for
Fewer cancellations

Remind them the day before instead of chasing them in DMs

A confirmation at booking and a reminder the day before cut the number of forgotten visits. On a service that runs for hours, that is the difference between a full day and an empty chair.

  • A confirmation as soon as they book
  • A reminder the day before the visit
  • A deposit on long services, visible in Finance
Colour history

Keep the formula instead of trusting anyone’s memory

What was done last time, which formula, how the colour took, what the client wanted changed: all on their card. The next visit does not start with questions.

  • History of visits and services
  • Notes on colour and aftercare
  • Booking again with the same stylist
The result in numbers

A colour and a cut no longer land in the same slot

A complex colour holds the chair for three hours; a fringe trim takes fifteen minutes. The diary does that arithmetic itself, so one mistake in the book no longer costs two appointments.

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24/7

Clients book at any hour

3 min

To add a service with its length

100%

Of reminders go out automatically

30+

Integrations, calendar and Telegram among them

(4.9/5)

500+ businesses already run on Bookly

Fewer Lost Leads.

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Attract clients, take bookings, automate communication, and track results — no complicated setup.

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Already asked

we close early on the bank holiday can i change the hours just for that one day

Rebecca

Bookly team

Yes. In the stylist’s schedule open “Specific dates” and set different hours or a day off for that date. Online booking follows it, so clients only see the hours you’re actually open.

Each service has its own length, and clients are only offered the windows it fits into completely.

Yes. Every stylist has their own shifts and their own list of services, so the client picks the one they come to.

Yes, though by hand: Bookly takes no payments online. You enter the deposit the client sends in Finance as a Deposit operation, and it noticeably reduces cancellations on colour and treatments.

Yes. The client card holds the services, the dates and the stylist’s notes: formula, length, what they asked for.

Yes, the shared calendar shows every stylist together, and each stylist sees their own bookings.

Yes, a reminder goes out automatically the day before the visit.

Yes. Create an account and set booking up with no card and no commitment.

Online booking for hair salons

Bookly is a Ukrainian online booking and CRM service for hair salons: clients book themselves, every service takes exactly as long in the diary as it lasts, and the colour formula and the visit history stay in the CRM.

A salon’s hard problem is not the number of clients but the length of the work. A complex colour runs three hours, a cut forty minutes, a fringe trim fifteen. When booking lives in a paper book and DMs, the front desk does that arithmetic in their head every time, and one mistake costs two appointments.

Online booking does the arithmetic instead. Every service carries its own length, so clients are only offered windows the service fits into completely, allowing for breaks and the end of a shift. The day comes out tight and, more importantly, real.

A confirmation at booking and a reminder the day before cut the forgotten visits, and on a service that runs for hours that is the difference between a full day and an empty chair. Where it matters, those services take a deposit you can see in Finance.

The client history stays in the CRM: which services, when, which colour formula, what they wanted changed. The next visit does not start with questions, and a reminder about the next colour can go out in time, before the client goes looking for another salon.