Free booking system for beauty professionals

Yes. The platform is free — unlimited bookings, unlimited clients, 0% commission. Nita answering your guests on your booking page is free too: you switch it on once and it stays on. What costs money is text messages and the AI that makes something for you — a post, a campaign, a picture, the list of regulars worth winning back — and that runs on credits. You top up when you want to, every action shows its price before it runs, and credits you buy never expire. The AI phone receptionist, which answers your real line, has a fixed price: £49.99 for 100 minutes. There is no AI subscription.

No. 0% commission — including on new clients who find you in the Slotora directory, our own marketplace. Other marketplace apps take up to 30% of a new client’s first visit — Slotora takes nothing.

Yes — export your client list as CSV and import it into Slotora in minutes. Columns are detected automatically, so most switches take a single day.

No. Your booking page works in any browser on any phone. Clients book, reschedule and cancel with simple links — no downloads, no accounts.

Yes — Slotora for busy salons, written for a team of 2–15 and free in the same way: there is no price per head. It adds a front-desk login, a column in the diary for each person, staff pay, and self-employed stylists' takings kept apart from the salon's. This page describes the version for one person who does the work herself.

Booking pages and every client email work in English, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian and German. Each client gets her emails in her own language.

Yes, in four ways. Show the guest a QR code and they pay on their own phone by Apple Pay, Google Pay or card, with nothing to buy. Use Tap to Pay: an Android phone with the Slotora app is the card reader, and the guest taps her card or phone against it — everywhere we serve except Germany and Austria, and on iPhone with the next app version. Use a Stripe Terminal reader if your front desk is a computer. Or keep the card machine you already own and record the payment against the booking. Slotora takes 0% of all four; the card processor's own fee is theirs.

No. Downloading everything — clients, bookings, services, history, consents — as CSV or JSON is free today and will stay free. We put it in our terms so you can hold us to it.

Yes. Upload your Excel or CSV export in the Import Centre — on the website, and in the app from the next app update: names, phones, email addresses, postal addresses, your notes, your tags and a blocked client all come over, and visit counts arrive as a line on the client's card rather than as appointments we never saw. Up to 2,000 rows a file, and the columns are detected for you.

Yes, both ways. Your Slotora appointments appear in a calendar called Slotora in your own Google account, and the hours you are already busy there stop being offered to clients. Google sends us the busy times and nothing else, so we never learn what your events are called. An iPhone calendar (iCloud) works the same way.

Yes. The free app for iPhone and Android draws the day like a paper appointment book — every free half hour visible — and books people in, moves them, cancels and takes the money natively. Importing a client list works on the website, and in the app from the next app update.

Not in this version: it is built for one person who does the work herself. A salon where several technicians work together registers on Slotora for busy salons — there each one gets her own login, her own hours and her own column in the diary, and there is no price per head.

Yes. Every service has its own minutes and its own price, grouped into folders on your booking page. Optional extras add their own minutes, and one technician can take longer than another for the same service.