BIZZLE FOR NAIL TECHNICIANS
Rebooked before
they leave the chair.
Bizzle is an AI back office for nail technicians. It keeps the two to three week infill cycle turning, takes deposits on mobile appointments, costs gel and tips per set, and answers the phone while your hands are busy.
WHAT YOU GET
A short cycle only works if nobody forgets.
The infill cycle, kept turning
Two to three weeks is short enough that one missed nudge loses the client to whoever messaged them first. Bizzle tracks each client's cycle and prompts at the right point.
Deposits on mobile appointments
When you travel to them, a no-show costs the slot and the journey. Deposits are requested at booking and applied on arrival, with the terms in the confirmation.
Gel, tips and product costed per set
Product goes out in tiny amounts and disappears from the books entirely. Costing per set is how you find out what a full set actually earns.
Answered while your hands are busy
You cannot pick up mid-application. Bizzle does, books it, and texts back anything it could not take.
WHY IT ADDS UP
Why it makes sense when you are the whole salon.
Most nail technicians are a one-person business with a full diary and no admin time at all — the phone rings while your hands are literally occupied, and the bookkeeping happens at eleven at night if it happens. The cycle is short, so lost clients are lost quickly and quietly. Bizzle covers the phone, the rebooking and the books at one flat price.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions people ask.
How does Bizzle keep the infill cycle going?
It learns each client's usual gap and nudges them before they are due, with a link to book. A client who books at the chair is still the best outcome, but the nudge catches the ones who meant to and did not.
Can I take a deposit for mobile appointments?
Yes. A deposit is requested with the booking confirmation and applied on arrival, with the terms in the same message. It will not stop every no-show, but it makes each one cost less than the slot plus the journey.
Is it worth costing gel and tips per set?
Product goes out in amounts too small to notice and too many to ignore. Recording what a full set uses shows what a set actually earns after product, which is usually less than assumed and tells you what to charge.
I work alone. Is this too much software for one person?
It is built for exactly that. The phone is answered while your hands are busy, rebooking runs itself and the books tidy themselves from the bank feed, so the admin fits into gaps rather than late evenings.
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