For nail salons

Walk-ins on the book. Mani and pedi, one visit. Every tip to the right tech.

Make room for a walk-in. Book the mani and pedi together at the desk. Record the tip for the people who did the work.

For nail salons, from a single table to a full floor of stations.

The day calendar on October 6 at 1:15 PM: Emily, Jordan and Maya side by side with an afternoon of nail services, Blake Mercer in for a Classic Manicure with Emily, Owen Price for a Spa Pedicure with Jordan and Harper Quinn for a Full Set with Maya, Theo Grant waiting for a Polish Change, and six more booked from 2:00 PM, from a Gel Manicure and a Mani & Pedi to a Nail Repair.

Tuesday at 1:15 PM at Northside Studio. Every visit is a nail service.

A Tuesday at a nail salon

Walk-ins, full sets and the people behind them.

An ordinary Tuesday. Maya owns the salon and still takes clients, Jordan and Emily are technicians, Alex runs the front desk.

Illustrative day · Northside Studio

  1. 10:10 AM

    Someone walks in for a manicure.

    Booked on the spot. The client record can come after.

    Appointments & calendar
  2. 2:00 PM

    Sofia’s mani and pedi, one visit.

    Your team books a manicure and pedicure as one visit. Online booking still takes one service.

    Appointments & calendar
  3. 3:20 PM

    Sofia tips Jordan.

    The tip is recorded as owed to Jordan. On a visit two technicians worked, it is shared between them by the value of their services.

    Payments & checkout
More moments from the day
  1. 7:30 AM

    A regular books her fill with Emily.

    She picks Emily by name and a time inside her hours. It goes on the client record you already keep.

    Online booking
  2. 8:58 AM

    Alex clocks in.

    He records his own shift. Maya sees who on the team is clocked in, on a break or clocked out.

    Time clock
  3. 2:20 PM

    Harper takes a bottle home.

    Found by name at checkout, on the same sale as her full set, and off the shelf when it sells.

    Products & inventory
  4. 2:40 PM

    Sofia adds nail art at the table.

    Add nail art to the service with its price and extra time; the booked choices carry into checkout.

    Services & menu
  5. 6:05 PM

    Emily reads her own numbers.

    She sees what she earned today, on Pay & earnings. Her own, and only her own.

    Commissions & tips

Tomorrow’s reminders follow your chosen timing, enabled channels and the client’s messaging permissions.

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What matters most here

Start with these, in the order a nail salon needs them.

  • Appointments & calendar

    Plans change. You stay ahead.

    Walk-ins without a client record first, several services in one visit, and every technician side by side.

    Appointments & calendar
  • Payments & checkout

    The visit ends. The sale adds up.

    A tip from your presets or a custom amount, shared between technicians by the value of their work, and a sale paid more than one way.

    Payments & checkout
  • Commissions & tips

    Commission and tips, ready to review.

    Commission and tips recorded when the sale completes, and each technician sees her own. EstheticSense shows what each technician is owed. Paying them stays with you.

    Commissions & tips
  • Staff management

    Your team, organized.

    Each person’s hours on their record, and a request for time off that waits for you with what’s already booked.

    Staff management
  • Online booking

    They book. You stay focused.

    Clients pick their technician by name, or anyone available.

    Online booking

Everything else, by the job it does

Before you decide

Switching from another tool?

Plan the move before anything changes at your salon.

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What does it cost?

Pricing is on one page.

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Not available yet

An online booking takes one service, so a manicure and pedicure together is booked by your team. A shared clock-in station isn’t available yet. Tips aren’t pooled, and EstheticSense never pays tips or commissions out.

Next step

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