Clients can book any time without interrupting a haircut, and last-minute cancellations stop meaning an empty chair.
Everyday reality
A busy salon's day is made up of interruptions. Here are the four most expensive ones.
Your hands are covered in dye and the phone rings for the fifth time. Either you stop and answer with gloves on, or you let it ring and lose the booking to the salon down the road that picked up first.
With Farol: An online booking page open 24 hours a day, with the right services, durations and stylists — the diary fills up without you ever putting the work down.
24/7 online bookingThe ten o'clock client cancels by text and that slot sits empty. Three people asked about a spot last week, but no one has time to ring them one by one.
With Farol: The waiting list automatically notifies, in order, everyone who wanted that time slot — and whoever replies first gets the spot.
Waiting listThey booked a month ago for a two-hour cut and blow-dry. On the day, they don't show up and don't answer the phone. Two hours of an empty chair on a Saturday is the worst loss of the week.
With Farol: A reminder the day before that the client confirms in one tap, with longer bookings that haven't been confirmed highlighted for follow-up.
Reminders with confirmationEveryone senses that Tuesday mornings are slow and Friday afternoons are packed, but there are no numbers to back decisions on staff rotas or where to run a promotion.
With Farol: Occupancy analytics by day, time and stylist, so you can adjust shifts and promotions based on what actually happened.
Occupancy analyticsFeatures
Everything that happens between the door and the chair, in a single diary.
Clients choose the service, stylist and time from their phone. The durations and rules are yours — nothing gets booked outside your hours or on top of another slot.
A slot opens up, the next person on the list is notified. The chair fills back up on its own.
Fewer no-shows for long cuts, colours and bridal appointments, confirmed in one tap.
Each stylist's own hours, days off and services, all visible in a single view.
See the salon's quiet hours and make decisions on shifts and promotions with real numbers.
Farol charges a fixed subscription fee. Bookings the salon receives don't pay a commission per reservation, unlike beauty marketplaces.
There's no tie-in: the salon can leave whenever it wants and takes its client list with it. Data is hosted within the European Union, and this site doesn't use trackers or cookies.
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