Booking Software for Nail Studios
PLAN 7/24 places manicure, gel polish and acrylic services with different durations correctly in your calendar. Nail care is usually renewed every few weeks, so creating the next appointment is quick.
The problem this usually causes
Mixed-up service lengths, late arrivals pushing the schedule and clients forgetting their refill date.
Why businesses in this space use PLAN 7/24
- Define manicure, gel and acrylic services with separate duration and price
- Speed up regular refills by creating an appointment from a past one
- Keep colour, shape and preference notes on the client card
How it works
- 1Add manicure, gel polish and acrylic services with duration and price.
- 2Share your online booking link on Instagram and WhatsApp.
- 3Clients pick a time; after the visit, save notes and create the refill appointment.
Example reminder message
Hello, a reminder of your gel nail appointment tomorrow at 12:00. We recommend arriving without leftover polish.
A sample template. You can edit the wording to suit your business.
Also included
Which plan do I need?
- Free: 50 appointments per month, basic appointment and customer management.
- Standard: online booking link, SMS & push notifications and income/expense tracking (100 appointments per month).
- Professional: adds staff management and detailed analytics (300 appointments per month).
- Corporate: unlimited appointments and multi-branch management.
All plans include a 14-day free trial. See current pricing on the home page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What matters most for a nail studio?
Getting service durations right and taking refill appointments quickly. PLAN 7/24 has both.
Are reminders sent?
Yes, automatic SMS and push reminders go out before appointments (Standard and above).
How do I manage refill timing?
Create a new appointment from a past one and place it 2–3 weeks later.
Is it suitable for a one-person studio?
Yes. The free plan has 50 appointments per month; online booking and SMS fit Standard.
Can I store client preferences?
Yes, write colour, shape and allergy details in the client card notes.