Lobby directory
Salon suite buildings don't have a front desk. Yours gets a lobby screen, a code on the door, and a page that show every pro and who can take a client right now, straight from the pros' own calendars. A walk-in finds a chair in ten seconds instead of leaving.
First 30 days free · no card · no new hardware
Live, right now
Our demo building in Austin, with fictional pros and one real calendar · open full size
What you get
Who's taking clients now and who's next, on any TV with a browser. No slides to update, no USB stick.
A QR code on the door, in each suite and on the screen. Scan, pick a service, see who's open, tap Book.
The same live directory at a short link for your Google listing, Instagram and ads, with every pro on their own page for search.
Add Front Desk and the building's phone is answered too, by an AI receptionist reading the same live openings.
Compared
| Directory board | Digital signage | Your Next Chair | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lists every pro | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Shows who's open right now | No | No | Yes, from pros' calendars |
| Books in one tap | No | No | Yes, on the pro's own page |
| Keeps itself current | Someone re-letters it | Someone edits slides | Updates every minute |
| Shows you what it sent | No | No | Monthly results by pro and source |
Questions
A screen in your lobby, a QR code on your door, and a web page that list every pro in the building, what they do, and who's open right now, read live from each pro's own booking calendar. It does the job a front desk person would do for walk-ins: point them to a chair.
A board or a slideshow lists names. This shows who can take a client now, later today and tomorrow, updates itself every minute from the pros' calendars, and lets a customer book on the pro's own page in one tap. Nobody has to update it when a pro moves in or out of their schedule.
Anything that shows a web page: the smart TV you already have, a $50 streaming stick, or an iPad on a stand. The QR codes print on a sheet we generate for you.
No. Each pro pastes one calendar link from what they already use: GlossGenius, Square, Vagaro, Booksy or Google Calendar. Bookings stay on their own page. A pro who never connects still shows with their hours and a Book button.
Add Front Desk, an AI receptionist that answers your building's number with the same live openings, captures suite inquiries and gets you on the line when someone needs a person.
Yes. Turn on "Suites available" and your building's page carries an Ask-about-a-suite box; a pro looking for a suite sees a building full of working pros, and their details land in your inbox.
$149 per location per month for 1–2 locations, $129 for 3–5, $99 for 6 or more, two months free paid annually. First 30 days free, no card to start, no setup fee.
$129 per location per month. First 30 days free, no card, no setup fee.