Get Styled Up takes client consults by voice or text before they hit your calendar. Every
conversation becomes a short, clear brief: what they want, what it will take, the price you gave,
and what happens next.
Next step — waiting on two photos before a Thursday hold.
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Hair questions aren’t booking questions.
A booking link only knows one thing: whether a block of time is empty. It sells the slot and leaves
the consult for you to do twice — once in the chair, once in your evening.
It cannot see a color history, or the last three rounds of lightener.
It does not know waist-length knotless braids are an all-day install.
It has no idea a dry curl cut comes with expectations of its own.
A booking link says
“Saturday is open.”
Get Styled Up says
“Let’s make sure Saturday is the right fit.”
Let every client reach you the way they need to.
A voice call, a text thread, the photos, and the hair details that actually matter stay in one
conversation — so the consult keeps moving even when the channel changes.
I
Voice consultations
Answers the call
A client calls and actually gets answered. The assistant asks about length, density, history, and
how much time they have — the way you would if your hands were free.
II
Text intake
Photos included
Late-night texts and photos land in the same thread as the call. Nothing has to be re-explained
because a client switched from talking to typing.
III
Learns how you price
Your numbers only
Your rules, your rates, your history. During warm-up it brings each consult back to you for a
price, and it never quotes past the direction you have given it.
IV
Books only when ready
Calendar last
A hold is offered once the details are in and the price is set. Anything still missing stays a
conversation instead of becoming a bad Saturday.
Warm-up period
First, it learns how you price. Then it helps you move faster.
While it is warming up
Every consult comes back to you. It gathers the length, density, photos, and timing, then asks
what you would charge. Nothing is quoted to a client without your direction.
After you have set the tone
The first prediction comes from your real rules and your own pricing history — the add-ons you
charge for, the installs you refuse to rush. Never an industry average.
Your review
Pricing warm-up
Back view
Three-quarter
Maya R. sent two photos by text. Dense 4C natural, mid-back stretched, wants waist length.
You set the price
$340–$440full install
Confirm direction
Warm, direct, and never a guess.
The same consult, whether it arrives as a call or a message. It answers what it can, names what is
missing, and holds the price until you have given one.
Client consult
Maya R. · new client Thursday, 9:41 pm
Maya
“How much for waist-length knotless? I can come Saturday.”
Get Styled Up
“That’s a full install. Send two photos of your current length and density, and I’ll give you
Maya’s price and the time you’ll need before we lock it in.”
Photos requested · price held for your direction
A cancellation shouldn’t start a game of phone tag.
It already knows the service and how long the appointment runs. When a client needs to move, it asks
for their new window and finds an opening that actually fits the install — not the first empty hour.
In an emergency it can ask a small group of clients whether they can move — but only when you say so.
Reschedule
Knotless install · Maya R.
“Something came up Saturday — can we move my braids to next week?”
“Of course. You’re booked for a full install, so I’ll keep the whole block. I have Tuesday at 11 or
Thursday at 2 — which one works?”
Tuesday
11:00 amFull install · 7 hrs
Thursday
2:00 pmFull install · 7 hrs
Same service, same length — nothing re-explained.
Keep your calendar for the work that fits.
You keep your current booking tool. From the first phone call to a text follow-up, every client
arrives with the right expectations before they take your time.