Los Angeles · Orange County · SoCal
Your whole front desk.
Run your whole front desk in Soloona — booking, calendar, checkout, stock — or keep the software you already use and let Soloona do the rest. Your call, not ours.
Switch everything over, or nothing at all. Both work.
Soloona runs the front desk end to end — appointments, calendar, checkout, and retail stock — but you do not have to move it all on day one. Import your client list from whatever you use now and you can start with the part most software ignores: getting reviews, and winning back the clients who quietly stopped coming. Take the calendar and the till across whenever it suits you.
Sixteen salon websites, already live
All work →Everything the front desk touches
- Booking & Calendar A day view your front desk can actually run. [ Explore ]
- Point of Sale Ring up the service and the shampoo in one go. [ Explore ]
- Retail & Stock Know what sold and what is about to run out. [ Explore ]
- Soloona AI Ask your salon a question and get a real answer. [ Explore ]
- Review Generation Turn finished appointments into Google reviews. [ Explore ]
- Win-Back Campaigns Reach the clients who quietly stopped coming in. [ Explore ]
Not a mockup. The actual product.
Screenshots of Soloona running on a live demo salon — 1,240 clients, a full book, real numbers. Ask for a demo and you can click around it yourself.
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Calendar
Every stylist, every chair, one day view
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Point of sale
Service and retail on one ticket
Your front desk companion
Meet Juno
Ask it anything about your salon. It reads your live book, and it asks before it changes a thing.
What Juno can do
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Knows your actual numbers
Who has gone quiet, what Thursday looks like, what you took yesterday, what is nearly out of stock. Live data, never a guess.
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Does the fiddly bits
Books into a slot that is genuinely free, moves an appointment, reassigns a stylist, adjusts stock after a delivery.
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Asks before it acts
Every change appears as a card — client, service, stylist, time, price — and waits for you to approve it. Nothing is saved until you say yes.
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Cannot message a client
Sending is consent-bearing under the TCPA, so a person has to click it. Juno will draft and count, never send.
Make it yours
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Answers from your book, not the internet
Every figure Juno gives you comes from a query it actually ran against your own salon — your clients, your takings, your calendar.
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Knows each client's own rhythm
It works out how often a particular client normally comes in, so 'overdue' means overdue for them, not ninety days for everybody.
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Books in plain language
Ask it to put someone in with anyone on Thursday afternoon and it finds the gap, then shows you the card to approve.
Do the maths
What's sitting in your lapsed list?
Put your own numbers in. Every assumption below is a slider you can move — we're not quoting you an industry average, because the honest answer is that it varies enormously by room.
The recovery rate defaults to 15% on purpose. Anyone promising you half your lapsed book back is selling something.
Simple pricing
Full pricing →-
Solo
Solo stylists and single-chair studios
$79
per month
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Most chosen
Salon
Established salons with a full book
$149
per month
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Suite
Bigger teams and busier books
$249
per month
Founding salons: 50% off for the first ten in LA, locked for a year.
Built for how your business actually runs
Questions worth asking
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Do I have to move off my booking software?
Not on day one. You import your client list and start with the marketing side — reviews, win-backs, and knowing who has quietly stopped coming. Booking, the calendar, checkout and stock are all here when you want them, and you can move across at your own pace.
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How does my client list get in?
You export it from your current software as a spreadsheet and import it — a few minutes, and you review every row before anything is saved. That is how every salon starts, whichever platform you are on. There is no automatic nightly sync back to your old system, so treat the import as a move rather than a mirror.
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Will you text my clients without permission?
No. Every client starts as 'no permission on file' and stays that way until there's a real opt-in. We'd rather send to a smaller list than put your business at risk.
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Can you filter out unhappy clients so only good reviews get posted?
No, and you should be careful with anyone who offers to. Screening who gets asked breaks Google's review policies and the FTC's rules on consumer reviews. We ask everyone eligible.
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How long until it's running?
Same day. Import your client list from a spreadsheet and you can start straight away — there is no third-party approval to wait on, whichever software you are coming from.
Tell us what you need.
Fifteen minutes on a call. Bring your client list and we will show you who has quietly stopped coming in, and what getting them back is worth.