Nail bars — Phorest or Booksy, gel-cycle aware rebook, per-tech retention, retail attach.
Phorest or Booksy with gel-cycle aware rebook, per-tech retention, and retail attach. Built for UK nail bars.
Whichever platform you run, we wrap it: hold-on-message slots, deposit-on-confirm for full sets, reminder cadence sized to the cycle. Bookings hold; chairs stay full.
Rebook prompt timed to the service the client actually had — not a generic three-week nudge. Maintenance becomes the default, not the after-thought.
Per-tech retail prompt at checkout, stock counts live, reorder when shelves run low. Retail margin, recovered chair-side.
Sterilisation cycle logged automatically with photo timestamp. Local-authority inspection becomes a five-minute export, not a half-day panic.
Post-visit prompt routes to whichever platform drives nail discovery in your area. Negative-flag handling lets you fix before the customer posts.
Service menu, pricing, retail catalogue, training videos, supplier list — one searchable place. New tech ramped on day one, not week three.
A nail bar in north London used Booksy for bookings but rebook prompts were generic. Two-week build: cycle-aware rebook timed to BIAB, gel, and acrylic separately; per-tech retention dashboard; retail prompt at till with live stock counts; sterilisation log auto-captured. Six months in: maintenance rebook rate up 28%, retail attach per visit up 14%, average ticket up £6.40.
How we measure: Maintenance rebook = appointments scheduled at exit within service-specific window ÷ eligible visits, n = 524 pre, 681 post; retail attach = retail revenue ÷ service revenue, rolling quarter, per Booksy + till exports.
If your work isn't exactly this, the nearest sectors share the rhythm. Or browse every industry we build for.
Bring your station count, your booking platform, and your retail mix. We diagnose from the cycle.