Service-specific timing
Facials, peels, and waxing each get a duration that fits. Online availability only shows times that work.
A brow wax is 15 minutes. A dermaplane facial is an hour. They should not share a generic 'appointment' slot. Tableside lets each service carry its own time, provider, and add-ons.
No credit card required. Starter catalog included.
Waxing and facials share a room but not a duration, and a paper schedule treats them the same.
Clients want a specific esthetician for brows and whoever is free for a peel, which is two different booking rules.
Series and add-ons (extractions, a lip wax) get forgotten between the Instagram DM and the day of.
Facials, peels, and waxing each get a duration that fits. Online availability only shows times that work.
Assign which estheticians perform which services so a lash client does not book someone who only does facials.
Lip wax, extractions, LED — extras can attach to the services they belong to.
One link for the studio. Clients pick a service and time; you stop screenshotting your calendar.
New businesses in this industry get a catalog you can rename, reprice, or replace. These are the kinds of services the page is ready for.
The hour-long treatment most studios run all day.
A specialty facial that needs its own block.
A quick visit that only needs about fifteen minutes.
A common add-on on the way out.
Step 1
Sign up with your city and industry. We seed a starter service menu you can edit in minutes.
Step 2
Set store hours, then each provider's schedule. Online slots only appear when both are free.
Step 3
Send the page to clients, add it to Google, or use your own domain on Premium. Bookings land on your calendar.
Create a business, edit the starter menu, and share your booking link.
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