Nail Salons

    Keep your hands on the set,not on the phone.

    You're doing sets all day and squeezing everything else into the gaps. Aesthetika picks up the phone, refills the chair when someone cancels, and gets your regulars back in for their fill. None of it lands on you anymore.

    What a busy nail salon actually needs

    Booked out, not burnt out.

    Between clients you're answering calls, chasing rebookings, and trying to post. All of that stops being your job.

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    A cancelled chair fills itself

    Nail clients don't really no-show. They cancel, more than almost anyone. The second they do, the open time goes out to your waitlist and someone takes it before you've even noticed.

    02 / 04

    Your regulars come back on time

    A gel or acrylic fill is due every two to three weeks. Almost nobody rebooks them at the chair, so they drift down the street. It reaches out inside that window, every time.

    03 / 04

    Someone answers mid-set

    You can't stop a set to grab the phone. It answers calls and DMs in the salon's name, books them in, and texts back every call you miss.

    04 / 04

    Every tech paid right, no Sunday math

    A busy salon is a lot of techs on one calendar. It keeps each book full, tracks who did what, and works out the commission and the splits for you.

    The whole business, handled

    One system for the whole salon.

    Walk-ins, booking, client comms, marketing, payments, and follow-up, all running in the background.

    Picks up when you can't

    It answers the phone and your DMs in the salon's name, books the set, and texts back every call you miss within a minute.

    Walk-ins and appointments, one list

    Clients book themselves any hour, and walk-ins check in from their phone into one live queue that knows whose turn is next. The paper sign-in sheet is gone.

    Brings them back for the fill

    It knows each client is due in two to three weeks, and asks them to book their fill right when they're thinking about it.

    Takes payment, splits the tips

    Payments built in at a flat rate. Tips split out per tech at checkout, and a deposit held from the ones who tend to flake.

    Gets the add-ons sold for you

    Nearly a quarter of what a nail salon makes is add-ons, more than anywhere else in beauty. It offers the gel upgrade, the art, the pedi, right when they'll say yes.

    Posts your nail art for you

    Pick your day. Each week it plans the posts, writes the captions, puts your work out everywhere, and tells you the moment it's live.

    Built for the chair, not a spreadsheet

    Made for how nail salons run.

    Walk-ins all day, fast turnarounds, and regulars who are due like clockwork. Most apps just take the booking and leave the rest to you. This runs the salon around it.

    • Walk-ins and appointments in one live queue
    • Rebooking timed to the two-to-three-week fill
    • Tips split across techs, deposits on the long sets
    • The add-ons offered for you, at the right moment

    “I'm a tech, not an office. Now the rebookings, the deposits, and the posts just happen, and my regulars come back on their own.”

    M

    Maya R.

    Nail salon owner

    Questions owners ask

    The short answers.

    Does this work for a walk-in salon, not just appointments?

    Yes. Walk-ins check themselves in from a QR code or the front desk into one live queue that knows whose turn is next, running right next to your booked clients. No sign-in sheet, and nobody has to guess the wait.

    Will it fill my last-minute cancellations?

    Yes. The moment someone cancels, the open chair goes out to your waitlist as a spot that won't last, so it tends to get taken quickly.

    Can it split tips across my techs?

    Yes. Payments are built in at a flat rate, and tips get worked out and split per tech at checkout. The end-of-shift math stops eating your evening.

    I already use another platform. Do I have to switch?

    Switching is free and we move your client list over for you. Most owners are up and running the same day. Nothing gets left behind.

    What if I'm not good with tech?

    You don't need to be. You tell it how you like to sound once, at the start. After that it runs on its own, and the only thing you ever do is tap yes when it suggests something.

    How do payments work?

    Payments are built right in at one flat rate. Cards, deposits, and tips all in one place, with no separate processor account to set up.