Online booking for beauty therapists

Beauty has the widest spread of appointment lengths of any trade we serve. A brow wax is ten minutes, a lash lift is an hour, a course of facials is seventy-five minutes with the room to reset afterwards. Book those as one generic appointment and the day either runs late from the first client or leaves you sitting on gaps you could have sold.

Free for 12 months, no card required. No commission on your bookings, ever.

What your service menu might look like

Short waxing services priced separately is what stops the ten-minute jobs being quoted as half an hour, which is where a lot of beauty rooms quietly lose an afternoon a week.

Eyebrow wax and shape15 min£12
Lip and chin wax15 min£14
Full leg wax45 min£32
Classic facial1h£45
Lash lift and tint1h£45
Dermaplaning45 min£40

An example, not our prices. You set your own services, times and prices, and change them whenever you like.

See a real booking page

Titanium Barbering is a sample business we run, so have a proper look around: the service list, the photos, the times it offers and the booking form your customers would fill in. Yours works the same way with your own name on it. Please do not book, the shop is not real.

Look at the example page

Built around how beauty therapists actually work

Ten minutes and seventy minutes in the same day

Every treatment carries its own length, so a brow wax slots into the quarter hour it needs and a facial takes the hour it needs. Someone booking a facial only sees start times with the full run clear in front of them.

The room needs resetting

Set a gap between appointments and it applies to every booking automatically. Couch roll changed, wax pot topped up, towels swapped, without you padding each treatment time by five minutes and forgetting which ones you padded.

Course clients and top-ups

A client on a course of six books each session at the length it actually takes, and infill or top-up treatments are their own shorter service rather than a full appointment charged and blocked as one.

The evening messages stop

Most beauty rooms lose real time to Instagram and WhatsApp asking what is free on Saturday. One link answers it while you are asleep, and it answers with the times that genuinely fit the treatment they want.

What Seatbooker does not do

Worth knowing before you spend an evening setting it up.

  • No patch test tracking. Lash and tint work needs a test 24 to 48 hours before, and the record of who has had one stays wherever you keep it now. The booking page will not stop somebody booking a tint without one.
  • No consultation or contraindication forms. Clients book without filling anything in, so skin questionnaires stay on paper or wherever they live today.
  • No deposits or card payments, so a long facial slot cannot be held with money up front.
  • Starter is one person. A room with a second therapist needs Professional or Plus.

Common questions

I need a patch test 48 hours before a tint. Can the booking page enforce that?
No, and this is the honest gap for lash and tint work. There is no patch test record and nothing blocks a tint booking from someone who has not had one, so the check stays yours to make. What you can do is set a notice period long enough that a test is possible, put the requirement in your service description where it is read before booking, and keep the record you keep now.
Can I stop people booking a facial ten minutes before closing?
Yes, because the slot has to fit inside your working hours. A seventy-five minute treatment simply does not appear as an option unless there are seventy-five minutes left, so the last bookable start moves with the length of what they are booking rather than being one fixed time.

Free for 12 months

Add your services, set your hours, share your link. About five minutes.

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