Staff who actually take that service
A booking only offers times with a stylist who can do the work, for the right duration, on a chair that is free.
All business sectors
Cobbtree for Hair Salons
The diary a busy salon actually needs.
Colour, cut, blow-dry and a retail ticket on the same visit. Cobbtree keeps the chair, the till and the client record in one place so the floor does not have to shout between rooms.
- Live availability
- Only real services, people and working times reach the client.
- One client record
- The booking, notes, payment and next visit stay connected.
- One working day
- The website, diary, team and till act on the same information.
A Tuesday on the floor
Colour in the morning. Cuts after lunch. Retail on the way out.
Hair salons do not run on a single service. A client might arrive for a consultation, sit for colour, add a cut, and leave with a product. Cobbtree treats that as one visit, not four systems.
Colour history on the client, not in a notebook
Formulas, photos and last-visit notes sit on the record your team opens when the client sits down.
Retail on the same ticket
Add shampoo, a mask or a voucher without leaving the appointment. The till already knows who they are.
The useful parts
Built for the salon floor, not a generic calendar.
Hair businesses live on timing, people and product. Cobbtree is the diary, the till and the client file for that.
Stylist diaries that respect the work
Cuts, colour, blow-dries and consultations each take the time you set. Double-booking the same chair is blocked.
Colour and consultation notes
Keep formulas and photos with the client so the next stylist is not guessing from a paper card.
Till on the floor
Take payment at the chair or the desk. Split a bill. Add retail without opening another app.
Retail that is actually in stock
Sell what you have. Stock moves when it is sold on the ticket, not at the end of the week.
A team who can move rooms
Stylists can work across locations. Reporting still splits by person and by site.
Found by people looking for a salon
Your listing on Cobbtree shows photos, the team and live availability. Bookings land on the diary you already use.
How a hair visit runs
From the listing to the chair, without a gap.
- 01
They pick the stylist
Your marketplace listing and website show real services, prices and who is free. No phantom slots.
- 02
The diary holds the chair
Colour processing, extra time and back-to-backs are already in the service. The floor sees the same diary as the client.
- 03
Pay and product on one ticket
Card, cash or a split. Deposits on colour. Retail added before they leave.
- 04
They come back for the next one
Reminders, reviews and stamps only go to people who actually sat in the chair and paid.
Colour days
Long services need a diary that does not fight you.
A colour takes the chair, the basin and often a second pair of hands. Set the service once. Cobbtree keeps the gap around it honest.
Deposits on colour
Take a deposit when they book a long service, so a no-show does not empty a Saturday.
Rebook before they leave
The next appointment is offered from the same visit, against the same stylist, while they are still in the chair.