Hair salons & barbers
Loyalty for hair salons and barbers
A cut is a habit with a gap. Reward the habit, catch the ones stretching the gap, and fill the quiet days before a bank holiday. All from the same phone your team already uses.
The Scoop Company
Hi, Winston
3 more until a free blow-dry.
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Enter the code from the counter
What's different about a salon
Four things that make this trade its own problem, and what the product does about each.
Your busiest days are decided by the calendar
Everyone wants a cut before a bank holiday or a wedding. Regulars drafts you a 'book in this week' offer ahead of each occasion, so the chairs are full before the day arrives.
The quiet chairs need filling, not managing
Drop a booking link in your bio or Google profile and clients pick a free time themselves. It blocks the chair the moment they book, so there's no diary to keep, and the same flow offers them a card without touching whatever the salon already runs on.
Six-week regulars slip to eight, then to gone
The stretch is silent until they've booked somewhere else. Regulars spots the ones going quiet against their own rhythm and nudges them back while you still can.
Any chair, any stylist, one card
Every stamp records who gave it. A booth renter and a full team both work, and one client card follows them across the salon.
Where we'd start you
Sensible defaults for hair salons & barbers. The stamps and the reward are one field each to change; win-back tunes itself to each regular.
- Stamps on a card
- 6
- The reward
- a free blow-dry
- Win-back
- Tuned to each regular's rhythm
Six cuts is a genuine regular. Six weeks is the standard gap, so past that is where a win-back earns its place.
Questions from hair salons & barbers
Does it plug into my booking system?
It runs independently at the chair, so whatever booking software you use carries on untouched, and it adds the loyalty, reviews and win-backs on top. No booking system? Regulars has its own booking link you can share instead.
Can a barber use it with no reception?
Yes. One shared phone, a QR by the mirror, and staff stamp with a PIN. No front desk required.
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Try it in your salon
30 days free with everything on, then £59.99 a month. Unlimited customers, cancel from one button.