For salons, barbers and spas
Get found on Maps, and get the phone answered mid appointment
We build and run your site, keep your Google listing current, ask every client for a review, and answer the phone when both your hands are busy.
Judge it in one call
Ring it and describe a cut and a colour you want this week, the way one of your clients would. It picks up, and you hear for yourself what it does with what you said.
What happens when nobody answers
Your hands are in someone's hair. The phone rings out, and that person books the salon two doors down.
- A client wants a specific stylist on a specific day. That question needs a person, not a voicemail beep.
- Tuesday and Wednesday sit half empty while Saturday is stacked three deep.
- Someone searches for a salon near them, finds your Maps listing, and it still shows last year's hours and no photos.
The demonstration
Ring the number and say this.
Say this
“Hi, do you have anything this week for my roots and a trim?”
The line is ours and the agent on it is set up for Deeplathe, not for your business. It does not know your prices, your diary or your opening hours, and it will say so rather than invent them.
So that is not what you are testing. You are testing the thirty seconds after you finish the sentence: whether it heard the actual problem, whether it asks the next thing a person would ask, and whether it lets you interrupt. That is the part we would build for you, with your prices, your diary and your rules written into the script. What your clients ring about changes; the shape of the call does not.
The call we would build for you
Written example, not a recordingNew client calling about roots and a cut while every chair is busy
Hi, do you have anything this week for my roots and a trim?
I think so. Roots and a cut takes about two hours. Have you been in before, or would this be your first visit?
First time. A friend said to ask for Nadia.
Nadia has Wednesday at ten, or Thursday at two. Which works better?
Wednesday at ten, please. It's Priya, and the best number is the one I'm calling from.
Booked, Priya. Wednesday at ten with Nadia, roots and a cut. A text confirmation is on its way, and you'll get a reminder the day before.
What we run for you
Three things, run by us, on one monthly fee.
A site that shows the work
Service list with real prices, your stylists, your photos, and a booking link that works on a phone. We build it, host it, and change it whenever your price list or your team changes.
The phone answered mid blow dry
Our receptionist picks up while you are working. It asks which service, which stylist and when, offers the open slots, and books it or takes a message. Calls after closing are answered too.
Maps listing and reviews
We connect to your Google Business Profile and fill it in: hours, services, holiday closures, fresh photos. After each appointment a review request goes out, and we reply to the reviews that come in.
What it costs
One monthly fee. Nothing up front, and nothing billed on the side.
- The website
- Built, hosted, patched, backed up and monitored, with your Google Business Profile kept current and a review request going out after every visit.
- The receptionist
- The phone picked up day and night, weekends and holidays, working from a script written with you. Every call reaches you as a text and an email with a written summary.
- Both together
- The two halves set up as one thing, on one bill, with one go-live.
From $349/mo
From $499/mo
From $749/mo
A price list, or a stylist joining or leaving, is a change inside the fee.
Paid a year at a time, both together works out at $562 a month, charged once as $6,741.
There is a larger tier of each, and work that fits neither is quoted rather than guessed at. Every plan and what is inside it.
A sample for this trade
Fable & Mane
Hair salon · Portland
Editorial hair salon — stylist portfolios, service menu, and an AI receptionist that fills the empty chair.
We built it ourselves to show what we do. The business is not real and neither is anyone on it, which is why it says so on the page.
Questions we get
Does it work with the booking system we already use?
Usually, yes. We connect to common salon booking calendars so the receptionist sees real openings and puts the appointment straight in. If yours will not connect, the call comes through as a message with the service, the stylist and the times requested, and your front desk confirms it.
Can it tell a walk in from a full color appointment?
Yes. We load your service list and how long each one takes, so a skin fade and a full balayage are never offered the same slot. It also knows which stylist does what, and who is off that day.
What happens to calls when we are closed?
They get answered. Someone ringing at nine at night hears your hours and your prices, and can have an appointment held for the next open day, instead of leaving a voicemail nobody plays back until Saturday.
How do the review requests work?
After an appointment the client gets a short message with a direct link to your Google listing. Nothing is written for them, and nothing is offered in exchange. When a review lands, we draft and post a reply so your listing does not sit silent.
Nothing here is worth as much as thirty seconds on the phone.
Ring it, describe a cut and a colour you want this week, and judge us on what you hear rather than on anything written above.
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