Small salons struggle to track bookings, double-book, and manage walk-ins. A lightweight salon booking dashboard with appointment management, SMS/WhatsApp reminders and one-tap check-in fixes no-shows and simplifies daily ops.
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Easily view salon booking lists — quick appointment dashboard & management targets a $6.0B = 10M salons & spas worldwide x $600 ACV (scheduling + POS + payments add-ons) total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 12-18% annual growth for salon software and marketplace segments driven by digital adoption.
Key trends driving demand: On-demand bookings -- consumers expect instant online booking and confirmations, increasing SaaS uptake.; Messaging-first commerce -- WhatsApp/SMS booking flows are replacing phone calls in many markets, favoring integrations.; AI optimization -- ML models can reduce no-shows and optimize daily schedules, improving salon revenue per chair.; Micro-SMB SaaS adoption -- rising comfort with subscription tools among small business owners reduces onboarding friction..
Key competitors include Fresha (formerly Shedul), Booksy, Vagaro, Zenoti, Workarounds: WhatsApp / Google Calendar / Excel.
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