Booking software and CRM for salons and barbershops
Bookings, POS, inventory and the money in order.
Clients book themselves. No commission on bookings.
Interface preview. Sample data.
What it looks like in use
Till and receipts
The shift matches the cash drawer.
Client base
History and notes stay with the salon.
Analytics
Revenue by specialist, service and day.
Interface preview. Sample data.
Sixteen sections in the dashboard
Every one of them working, not planned.
And this is what your client sees
A salon page with services, specialists and open slots. Open to search, the link goes in your Instagram bio, the QR on the counter.
The plan follows your team size
None of them takes a commission on bookings or turnover.
A page in search, reviews, chat and a QR code.
Booking, schedule, clients, reminders.
Plus till, team, packages, points and analytics.
Plus stock, expenses and payouts.
Six months cost five and a half; a year costs ten. See all plans →
Frequently asked questions
From 35,000 UZS a month for one specialist. The plan depends only on how many people you have in the chair — the owner and the front desk don't take seats. There is no commission on bookings or turnover: you pay a fixed amount and keep all your revenue.
Yes, and it starts from your first completed booking rather than from sign-up. You can set up the price list, the team and the schedule without rushing. No bank card required.
No. Not on bookings, not on turnover, not on tips. The plan is the only payment.
You move to the next plan: up to 5 specialists is Business, up to 10 is Professional. Your data and settings stay where they are.
Your salon gets its own page, open to search engines, and a card in the TAVOLO catalogue — plus pages by service and district, so someone searching "manicure in Mirabad" lands on a list that includes you.
No, the dashboard runs in a phone browser. Bookings, shift revenue and reminders can come through the Telegram bot.
The dashboard and your salon page work in Russian, Uzbek and English. Clients see the site in their own language.
Yes. The till accepts cash, card, transfer, loyalty points, deductions from a package, and two methods on one bill. All of it lands in revenue and analytics.
Some cards were built from open data. Open your salon's card and press "Is this your venue?": if your number is still on the card, confirmation arrives by code; otherwise a moderator reviews the request.
A diary won't remind your client, won't show revenue per specialist and won't put you in search results. Here bookings, the till, stock and payroll sit in one place, and the client history stays with the salon even when a specialist leaves.
First month free
The clock starts at your first completed visit, not at signup — take your time setting up and adding staff. No card required.
Register your salon