Anna Lewis
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were pushing extras like teeth cleaning at checkout is there a way to see if the average spend per visit is going up
Caitlin
Online booking for every groomer in the salon
Owners pick the groomer, the service and the time on your page, claws, ears and a bath included, each with its own minutes. The front desk stops reading the price list down the phone and looks after the people already in the salon.
Everything a pet salon runs on
The page answers the phone instead of the front desk
The price, the free hours and the groomer they come back to sit on one page. Owners choose for themselves, and the desk goes back to the animals and the people already in the salon.
A link instead of a call
An owner opens the link, sees the prices and the free hours and confirms at ten in the evening, with the salon long shut.
Claws and ears get a slot too
Every small extra carries its own five or fifteen minutes, so the day does not slide because nobody counted them.
The price list in writing
The services, their lengths and their prices sit on the page, so nobody reads them down the phone ten times a day.
Straight to their own groomer
Each groomer has their own hours and their own list of services, so "only to Olha" is two taps rather than a search through the book.
Three groomers, three timetables, one day that adds up
Each has their own shifts, their own days off and their own services. The salon calendar shows who is busy, who still has a window left, and where a big dog on the full package genuinely fits.
The day stops sliding
A two-hour package cannot land on top of a fifteen-minute claw trim, and the bath is held for exactly as long as the wash takes.
Hours that belong to a person
The groomer on the late shift, the one who comes in on Saturdays, the one who takes only cats: an owner is offered nothing but what is really free.
Covering a sick day without ringing round
When a groomer is off, the people booked with them are told, and the freed hours open up for everyone else.
The result in numbers
Claws, ears and baths stop stealing half an hour a day
Every small extra stands in the diary with minutes of its own instead of being squeezed in. So the last owner of the day is not left waiting forty minutes at the door, and nobody finishes washing a dog after closing time.
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The page takes bookings while the phone is silent
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To add a claw trim as a service of its own
100%
Of owner reminders go out without the front desk
30+
Services connect to the salon, from calendars to Telegram
Quick start
How to open online booking at a pet salon
One evening: the groomers with their shifts, the price list down to the small extras, and a link to put where the phone number stands today.
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Create the pet salon page
The name, the address, the opening hours and contacts: everything people ring up to ask today.
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Put the whole price list in
The full package, a bath, claws, ears, teeth cleaning, a flea treatment: each with its own length and its own price.
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Add the groomers and their shifts
Set who works when, who takes dogs and who takes cats, and which services each of them does.
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Swap the phone number for the link
In Instagram, on the Google listing and in every reply to "how much is it", and bookings land straight in the diary.
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Yes. Every groomer has their own hours and their own list of services, so "only to Olha" is picked on the page instead of explained to whoever answers.
Claws, ears, teeth cleaning or a flea treatment go in as services of their own, each with a length and a price. The owner adds them to the package while booking, and the diary counts those minutes straight away.
Yes. Analytics show what each groomer brings in and how many bookings they took, along with the services ordered most often: for the salon as a whole and for each person separately.
The front desk puts that booking into the same diary by hand. The page and the calendar are one schedule, so the slot is taken for everyone alike, wherever it came from.
Yes. Booking hours are set for each person separately, so one groomer can be closed for a week or left with mornings only, while the rest of the salon carries on.
Yes, but for different work: greeting people, taking payment, handing the animal back and agreeing the next visit. The page takes over the calls about price and free time.
Yes. Bookly holds several locations: each has its own hours and its own groomers, and the owner picks whichever is nearer.
Other niches in this industry
Bookly is not only for pet salons. Pick your own line of work: the same tools are there, arranged around different days.
Online booking for a pet salon
Bookly is a Ukrainian online booking and CRM service for pet salons: owners book their pet in with its own groomer, every small extra carries its own minutes in the diary, and you can see how the work is spread across the groomers.
A pet salon is not one pair of hands but a timetable of several people. Every groomer has their own shifts, their own days off and their own regulars, and the owner who says "only to Olha, nobody else can hold that cat" will not settle for "come in on Tuesday, someone will be here". Booking into a salon is therefore a choice of person, not simply of a free hour.
The front desk spends half the day on two questions: how much is it, and when are you free. With both answers on a page the phone goes quiet, and the desk goes back to the people already in the salon: greeting them, taking payment, handing the animal back and agreeing the next visit.
A salon price list does not end with the full package. Claws, ears, teeth cleaning, a flea treatment, a bath after a muddy walk: each of them takes its own five or fifteen minutes. When nobody counts those minutes the day quietly slides and the last owner waits at the door. In Bookly each of them is a service with a length and a price of its own, and the owner adds it while booking.
After that the salon owner needs a view of how the work is spread. Analytics show what each groomer brings in, how many bookings they took, and which services are ordered most often. That is where you see who needs relieving and which line of the price list nobody has bought all month.
Bookly team