Fill the week. Know what they need before they arrive.
Write a promotion once and send it to exactly the right clients, then see how many bookings it actually generated. And collect the questions, consent and signatures you need, while people book, instead of on a clipboard at the door.
Email the clients who said yes
Write a promotion once, preview it in your own inbox, and send it now or schedule it. Every send is consent-only, with one-click unsubscribe.
Pick exactly who gets it
Everyone opted in, one client tag, people who booked a particular service, or anyone who has not been back in 90 days. Your booking history is what makes that possible.
The number that matters
Afterwards you see bookings generated, not just opens and clicks. A generic email tool cannot tell you that, because it cannot see your calendar.
Win-backs that run themselves
Clients who drift away get invited back automatically, with a gap you set and a cooldown so nobody gets pestered.
Intake forms and waivers
Build the form yourself: health and allergy questions, photo consent, a patch-test declaration, or a full waiver for anything with a liability tail. Clients answer it while they book.
Signed, and it stays signed
Clients sign by typing their name, and the signed record sits on the appointment exactly as it was that day, even if you change the form later. "Show me what they signed" is one click.
Questions
Does this replace something like Mailchimp?
For most businesses, yes, and it does a thing Mailchimp cannot: it segments on last visit and service history, and it reports bookings generated. Pro includes a monthly allowance of marketing emails, with top-up credits if you need more.
Will I email someone who never agreed to it?
No. Marketing emails only go to clients who opted in, every send carries a one-click unsubscribe, and imported clients are never opted in by accident.
Can a client fill in a form for a phone booking?
Yes. Send them a secure link and they complete it before they arrive, exactly as an online booker would.
How often does a client have to fill in a form?
You decide per form: every visit, or once on file with an expiry date. A yearly health update and a per-visit consent can sit side by side.
Which plan are these on?
Email marketing and intake forms are both Pro features. See pricing for the full comparison.
Make it yours.
You can set it up yourself in an afternoon. And if you want help, just ask.