Anna Lewis
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clients keep asking for my booking link can i just print a qr code and stick it by the desk
Priya
Online booking for nail studios
Clients pick their technician, the treatment and a time on your page. Visit history, preferences and the rhythm of their returns stay in the CRM, and the materials do not run out mid-afternoon.
Everything a studio runs on
Everything you need for nail studios
Booking, technicians, visit history and what is left on the shelf in one service. The studio works from a shared diary and clients book themselves.
Treatment booking
A client picks the treatment, the technician and a time. Each treatment takes its own length in the diary.
The technicians’ diary
Every station in one calendar: who works when, what is taken, where a window is left.
The client card
Contacts, visit history, favourite colours and shape, all in front of the technician before the client sits down.
Materials left
Track the gels, bases and bits that go into treatments, instead of discovering a shortage in the middle of the day.
A form before the visit
Collect wishes, allergies and the shape they want before the client is in the chair.
Returns and revenue
See which treatments bring more in, how many bookings the month held and how much each technician brought in.
What the studio gets
Fewer DMs. A tighter diary. More people coming back.
Bookly takes on booking, reminders and the record of visits, so technicians work with their hands rather than their phone.
Booking without DMs
Let a client book while they are still thinking about it
The decision to book a manicure arrives in the evening, when the studio has stopped answering. The page shows the treatments, the technicians and the free time, so the booking happens there, not "tomorrow, when they reply".
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Treatments with their length and price
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Booking open to clients around the clock
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One link for Instagram and stories
A tighter diary
Fill the day without gaps or clashes
A manicure, a pedicure and the two together run for different lengths, and the diary counts that itself. A reminder the day before cuts the number of people who neither arrive nor say so.
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A length of its own for every treatment
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Breaks and shifts in the technicians’ diary
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A reminder before the visit
The rhythm of returns
Catch the moment a refill is due
A manicure lasts two or three weeks, and that is when the client decides where to go. The history shows when they were last in, so a reminder can go out in time rather than once they are in someone else’s chair.
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History of visits and treatments
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Notes on shape, colour and preferences
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Booking again with their own technician
The result in numbers
Every treatment takes exactly its own time in the diary
A manicure with a pedicure holds three hours, a soak-off holds forty minutes, and the client is only offered the windows her treatment genuinely fits. Nobody shuffles the day by hand to make it add up.
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24/7
Clients book even in the middle of the night
3 min
To add a treatment with its length and price
100%
Of reminders go out automatically
30+
Integrations, calendar and Telegram among them
Quick start
How to open online booking at the studio
Build the page in an evening and put the link in your bio. No separate website needed.
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Create the studio page
Add the name, the address and contacts, and style the page the way you work.
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Describe the treatments
Set the length and the price of each: manicure, pedicure, gel, the two together.
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Add technicians and shifts
Set each technician’s shifts and which treatments they do.
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Put the link in your profile
Add it to the Instagram bio and stories, and bookings appear in the diary at once.
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Yes. Every technician has their own diary and their own list of treatments, so the client picks the one they come to.
Each treatment has its own length, so a manicure, a pedicure and the two together take exactly the room they need.
Yes, Bookly has stock tracking: you can see what is left of the gels, bases and consumables that go into treatments.
Yes, a reminder goes out automatically the day before, which cuts the number of people who do not turn up.
Bookly takes no payments online. You enter the money sent in advance in Finance as a Deposit operation, and the technician marks the payment for the visit on the booking itself. It is not required.
Yes. The page and the calendar work the same for one technician and for a studio with several stations.
Yes. Create an account and set booking up with no card and no commitment.
Other niches in this industry
Bookly is not only for nail studios. Pick your own line of work: the same tools are there, arranged around different days.
Online booking for nail studios
Bookly is a Ukrainian online booking and CRM service for nail studios: clients book their own technician themselves, treatments of different lengths fit into a tight day, and the visit history shows when each client is due a refill.
A nail studio runs on rhythm: clients come back every two or three weeks, and the decision to book arrives in the evening, when nobody is answering the DMs. If the reply comes in the morning, some of those clients have already booked elsewhere, not because it was better, but because someone answered at once.
A booking page removes that pause. The client sees the treatments, their length and price, picks a technician and a free time, and confirms it themselves. The booking lands in the studio diary straight away, and a reminder the day before reduces the empty chairs.
Treatments of different lengths stop being the front desk’s problem: a manicure, a pedicure and the two together take exactly the room they need, allowing for shifts and breaks. The day comes out tight and without clashes.
The CRM keeps the visit history, the preferences and the technician’s notes, while stock tracking shows what is left of the gels and consumables. Together that gives two simple things: you can see when a client is due a refill, and whether the materials will last the week.
Bookly team