Twelve businesses. One product. None of them look like us.
These are demo shops we built on JustBook — but nothing here is a mockup. Each one is the live product wearing a different business's colours, type, menu and rules. Open one, look around, and book something. That's the demo.
Three locations, fourteen stylists, rewards you can spend, packages, gift cards. The works.
Open the booking page
Three chairs, dark page, no storefront at all — the link goes straight to the menu. Book in twenty seconds.
Open the booking page
Grooms by size, add-ons, a vaccination form, and a waitlist for the Saturdays that fill.
Open the booking page
Every chair here is somebody's own business. Pick a professional and the page changes hands — their menu, their prices, their brand. The building's page is free.
Open the directoryAll four take payment at the desk, so there's no card step — look around, pick a time, book something. (Yes, really. It goes on a calendar nobody minds you scribbling on.) On Ninth Street, pick a professional first: each one is an independent business, and you'll book on their page.
What changes is the business. What doesn't is the software.
Light or dark, serif or sans, three locations or one suite, deposits or pay-at-the-desk, points or named rewards, dollars or dirhams. Each frame below is a real screen from one of the twelve — with the one thing it's there to show.
The front door
Every business gets a booking home in its own colours and type — or none at all, if a menu is all it wants.
Booking, step by step
Collections, categories, add-ons and a stylist step you can switch on or off. Deposits, full prepayment or pay at the desk. Forms before the visit. A waitlist when a day is full.
The client's own account
Signed in, a client sees their bookings, their package wallet, their points or rewards, and their details — on the business's page, in the business's colours.
Swipe or scroll through. Real screens from fictional demo shops running on the live product; the account screens belong to a demo client we set up — no real customer's data is shown.
Yours could look like this by tonight.
Set it up, hit publish, and share a page worth booking on.