Salon booking software that grows your salon beyond walk-ins

Yes. The Free plan is ₹0 a month, for as long as you want it — it is not a trial and nothing is switched off after thirty days. It takes 10% of what you actually sell through the page, so it costs you nothing on a quiet month. Paid plans start at ₹499 a month and cut that commission to 5%, 3%, or nothing at all.

Yes. Customers pay at checkout by UPI, card or netbanking, and the money settles into your salon’s bank account. There is no separate payment tool to sign up for and nothing is held back as store credit.

They open your link, pick a service, and choose from the times that are genuinely free. You set your opening hours, how long each service takes, any clean-up buffer between clients, and how many people you can take at once — the slots are generated from that, so a booked time stops being offered the moment it fills.

No — this is the website. You get a page with your services, prices, photos and a working checkout, at a link you can share. Nothing to install, no hosting to pay for, and no separate booking widget to bolt on.

Yes, and it is one of the better fits. You do not need a shop, a counter or a receptionist — you need a link people can book on and a way to get paid. Home salon services, freelance beauticians, makeup artists and beauty coaches all run on the same setup as a multi-chair salon.

WhatsApp is available from the Growth plan onwards, alongside the automation tools, and the pricing page lists exactly what each plan carries. Automatic reminders before an appointment are not part of the booking flow today — so if reminder messages are the main thing you are shopping for, ask us first rather than assuming.

Yes, and that is the point of it. Monthly memberships renew on their own and can carry their own price list, so a member sees and pays their rate on every service. Bridal and festival packages bundle several services into one bookable item. You can also run paid workshops and sell guides or courses.

Most salon software is built around the appointment book, and it is good at that. This is built around everything a salon sells — appointments, recurring memberships, bridal packages, workshops and digital products all run through one page and one checkout, rather than needing a booking tool plus a payments tool plus somewhere to sell a course. If an appointment diary is genuinely all you need, compare carefully; the case for this is the other four things.

Most salons are taking bookings the same day. Add your services and prices, set your working hours, choose your colours, and share the link. There is nothing to code, host or maintain, and no technical skills are needed.

Yes, from the Growth plan onwards — your page runs on your own domain with no Tribearn badge on it. On the free and Starter plans you get a shareable Tribearn link instead, which works exactly the same way for bookings and payments.