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Bring back the colour client who drifts after two visits

A new client loves her balayage, books once more, then vanishes. Six weeks quietly becomes six months.

Tuesday afternoons sit empty while Saturday is booked three weeks out.

A 10am no-show leaves your colourist standing about and the chair earning nothing.

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First nameChloe
Available reward£10 off your next colour

Her points card lives in Apple Wallet. Every cut, colour and facial earns points towards £10 off.

How it works in your business

Three steps. No hardware, no app for your customers.

1

Put a QR at the front desk

Print a QR poster from the Marketing poster builder and prop it at the front desk next to the price list. Clients scan it once and your points card drops into Apple or Google Wallet.

2

Scan at the chair

After the blow dry or the facial, your stylist scans the client's code with the Scanner app on the salon phone or an old tablet. Points added before she reaches the door.

3

Fill quiet days with a push

Slow Tuesday coming. Send a Broadcast and your offer lands on every client's lock screen. The two-visit drifters see it and book back in.

Recommended for hair salons & aesthetics: Points cards

Cards live in Apple and Google Wallet, so clients never download an app. And you can try it free for 30 days with no credit card.

Set up your first card today. 30-day free trial, no credit card.

Your questions, answered

What hair salons & aesthetics ask us before they start.

No. They scan your QR at the desk after their first colour and the card stays in Apple Wallet or Google Wallet for good, the same place as their boarding passes.
Your stylist or receptionist opens the Scanner app on any smartphone or tablet and scans the client's QR. No card reader, no extra hardware, just the phone you already have.
Yes. Send a Broadcast and it appears on their lock screen and on the back of their pass. Up to 200 characters, up to 3 per card each 24 hours. Handy for filling gaps left by no-shows.