People and rooms, both real
Stylists and therapists have their own hours and books; treatment rooms are resources with their own limits. A booking takes both, and the planner refuses collisions on either.
Bookuble for salons & spas
Clients book the person they trust and see only times that person is truly free. Rooms and chairs never double-book, packages and gift cards sell from your own site, and the reminder cadence quietly deletes the no-show.
Runs on your own Square account. 5% of the booking — never of the sales tax.
The shape of it
Stylists and therapists have their own hours and books; treatment rooms are resources with their own limits. A booking takes both, and the planner refuses collisions on either.
Six-session series and treatment packs sell once and burn down per visit — tracked on the client record, not a paper card.
The spa gift card is the spa business. Sold on your storefront, delivered by email, redeemed against any service, tracked to the cent in your ledger.
Sound familiar
The colourist is double-booked with the room she needs, and both clients are in reception.
Regulars want their stylist and the phone can’t show whether she’s free Thursday at 2.
Gift cards are a drawer of paper vouchers nobody can reconcile.
No-shows hit the longest, most expensive appointments hardest.
What you get
Each professional’s services, prices and true availability, on the storefront. Or first-available across the team.
Treatment rooms are counted — the massage can’t book without a room to happen in.
Colour corrections and massages can require a card up front, into your own Square account.
Clients move themselves to any open slot at the same price until your window closes.
Series sell online and track per visit on the client record.
Monthly facial or blowout plans bill themselves from the vaulted card.
Sold from your site, redeemed against anything, reconciled in the ledger.
Six weeks after the colour, the nudge lands. The book refills itself.
Their side of it
Stylist or therapist, with real availability — or the next free professional.
The engine pairs the appointment with a room that’s actually open.
Deposit or full payment on the services you choose, into your Square.
Day-before and morning-of, on your brand — the no-show quietly stops existing.
Packages burn down per visit; the rebooking nudge lands on your cadence.
Start from a real storefront
This is Luxe — the template a salon build starts from, running live from the real files. Your build keeps the machinery and swaps in your words, your prices and your brand.
What it costs
A salon doing 520 appointments a month at $68 average pays $3.40 an appointment — 5% of the sale, never of the tax. Gift card sales carry the 5% when sold, not again when redeemed.
Payments settle in your own Square account at Square’s posted rate — money never routes through us. The 5% is of the sale alone; sales tax is never touched, and every fee is broken out to the cent in your ledger.
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