Keep the tool your team already runs.
You don’t switch. We embed your existing booking system directly inside your site: no third-party redirect, no broken branding. Clients go from your page to the calendar in one tap, without ever leaving your domain.
Vagaro
Keep your Vagaro calendar. We embed it cleanly inside your site: no third-party redirect, no broken branding, no client wondering if they ended up in the right place.
Boulevard
Boulevard's booking flow, wrapped in your salon's brand. One tap from anywhere on the site to the calendar. Your team's workflow stays exactly as it is.
Square Appointments
Already on Square? We embed it with no redirect, no broken branding. Clients stay on your domain through the whole booking.
GlossGenius
GlossGenius clients book through your site, not a generic platform page. Your booking, your brand, front and center.
Acuity Scheduling
Acuity's scheduling embedded in your site. Same calendar your team already knows how to run, just one tap faster for clients.
Booksy
Booksy works as a button or a full embedded flow. Either way it's one tap from the sticky nav on any device.
Fresha
Fresha's booking widget sits cleanly inside your layout. Clients stay on your site through the whole process.
More booked. Not by accident. By design.
not redirected.
Every screen, every update, every promo. Handled.
Scroll through. The product stays put while the feature changes beside it.
Wired for bookings before you go live.
We don’t figure out the booking flow after launch. It’s built, attributed, and tested before your domain switches.
We ask how you run
We ask how you run
One question during onboarding: walk-in, appointment-only, phone-first, or hybrid. That single answer drives which booking CTA appears, how it’s worded, and how the whole site’s conversion flow is structured. No guessing. No one-size-fits-all button that sends walk-in clients to a calendar they can’t use.
Your system, embedded
Your system, embedded
We embed your existing booking link: Vagaro, Boulevard, Square Appointments, GlossGenius, Acuity, Booksy, Fresha, or whichever you use. No switching tools. Your team keeps the workflow they know. Your clients keep booking the way they always have. The only thing that changes is how fast they reach the calendar.
CTAs placed for conversion
CTAs placed for conversion
The Book button goes into the sticky nav so it’s always visible as the client scrolls. It appears above the fold on the homepage, on every service page, and on every stylist profile. The path to an appointment is one tap from anywhere. We don’t bury it in the footer and hope for the best.
Attribution wired before launch
Attribution wired before launch
GA4 tap-to-call events, booking link clicks, and contact form submissions are verified before your domain switches. You see your first “booked from the site” data in the first week you’re live. Not just a total, but which page on your site drove which action.
The site started booking while they slept. Here’s how.
Bookings went up 40% in the first month. The sticky Book button changed everything.
SLSasha LinI was skeptical about embedding Vagaro but it works perfectly. Clients love that it feels like our site.
MPMaya PatelWalk-in hours are right at the top now. We stopped getting "are you open?" calls.
DADevi AnderssonThe promo feature alone saved us three Instagram DMs a day. Just publish it, it's everywhere.
RCRenée ColeGA4 showing which pages drive calls changed how we think about the site. It's real data.
TITom IversonMobile experience is night and day versus our old site. Every CTA is actually clickable now.
ABAisha Bello
Walk-in, appointment, or hybrid. The site routes correctly.
A walk-in salon doesn’t need an appointment flow. An appointment-only salon doesn’t need an estimated-wait widget. One answer during onboarding wires the whole thing: CTA wording, button behavior, and homepage layout.
The Book button goes straight to your calendar. No phone-tag, no back-and-forth DMs. Clients pick stylist, service, and slot in under 90 seconds. Per-stylist booking links route correctly for staff, booth-renters, or independent contractors.
Prominent hours, estimated waits if you share them, a tap-to-call front and center. Clients know exactly how to reach you before they leave the house. No appointment button confusing people who should just walk in.
Tap-to-call is front and center with click-attribution. You keep your workflow; the site makes the phone ring more and tells you which page did it.
Booking ships on every plan.
Booking ships on both plans, full stop. The persistent Book button, your embedded booking system, operating-model routing, per-stylist links, tap-to-call attribution, and promotion tools are all on both tiers. The difference between plans is who does the ongoing marketing work.
The website, done right. Easy to run.
See what’s wrong- ✦Persistent Book button, every screen
- ✦Your booking system, embedded cleanly
- ✦Operating-model routing (staff / independent / solo)
- ✦Per-stylist booking links
- ✦Tap-to-call attribution (GA4 pre-wired)
- ✦Promotions from your Studio
- ✦Mobile-first CTA layout
We run your marketing. You run your salon.
See what’s wrong- ✦Done-for-you SEO: our team executes
- ✦Local rank, Map Pack & Google Business
- ✦Monthly content + location pages produced
- ✦Claire: AI writing in your voice
- ✦Review strategy + drafted replies
- ✦AI visibility + monthly reporting
Booking questions, answered plainly.
Do I have to switch my booking system?+
No. We embed whatever you're already using: Vagaro, Boulevard, Square Appointments, GlossGenius, Acuity, Booksy, Fresha, and others. Your team keeps the workflow they know. Your clients keep booking the way they always have. The site just gets them there in one tap instead of three.
What if my salon is walk-in only?+
Walk-in salons get a layout built around that. Prominent hours, tap-to-call front and center, Google Maps directions from every page. The appointment Book button doesn't appear if you're not running appointments.
Does booking cost extra?+
No. The embedded CTA, operating-model routing, per-stylist booking links, and tap-to-call attribution ship on both the Site plan and the Site + SEO + Claire plan. The difference between plans is who does the ongoing marketing work, not what your site can do.
How does the Book button stay visible on mobile?+
The nav is sticky and the Book button is always in it. On mobile, it stays fixed at the top as the client scrolls, thumb-sized at 44px, not a precision click.
Can individual stylists have their own booking links?+
Yes. Each stylist profile can carry their own booking link, useful for booth renters, independent contractors, or any team member who runs their own calendar. The operating model you set at onboarding determines how those links route.
Can I show a promotion inside the booking flow?+
Yes. Publish the promo from your Studio (one field, 30 seconds) and it surfaces on the relevant pages and inside the booking embed. When the promo ends, remove it once. It's gone everywhere automatically.
How do I know if the site is generating bookings?+
GA4 is pre-wired during the build. Tap-to-call events, booking link clicks, and contact form submissions are tracked by page from day one. You see which page drove which action. Not just a total, but exactly where on the site it came from.