A client consult agent · calls and SMS
Give a clear quote before they're in your chair.
Get Styled Up picks up the call or the text and runs the consult: intake, feasibility, price, scheduling. The number is grounded in the real service before the appointment, and the slot only gets booked when your client is ready.
On a call · Nadia R.
01:42
Agent speaking
CLIENTHi, I want to go blonde for summer. Can I come in Saturday?
AGENTSure. Can you text me a couple photos in daylight while we talk?
CLIENTOkay. Can we still do Saturday?
Texts during the call
Here are the pictures
Thanks. Box dye on the ends means a correction first, then balayage.
From the call · voice
Agent
Got it. Let's schedule you for Saturday at 10.
The problem
You answer between clients. That's where the overpromising starts.
Solo and booth stylists run the consult one-handed, mid-foil, on the same phone that's holding the timer. The quote gets guessed and the chair pays for it.
“Yeah, I can fit that in.”
Said before anyone has seen the hair. Saturday's three-hour slot turns into six.
“Around $200?”
A number guessed from a text description. When the correction is real, you eat the difference.
“Still thinking!”
Threads that never close. You follow up on your day off, or the slot sits empty.
“One sec, finishing up.”
No front desk, no assistant. Every intake question lands on you, mid-service.
How it works
Four steps, by call or text.
It picks up the calls and texts your clients already send. You stay the stylist; it runs the front desk.
01 / INTAKE
Intake
Asks for daylight photos, color history, box dye, last service, and how much length they'll part with.
02 / FEASIBILITY
Feasibility
Says plainly whether it's one session or two: a balayage, a correction, or a conversation for the chair.
03 / PRICE
Price
Quotes from your rates and your time. A grounded range with the reason attached, so nothing is renegotiated at the bowl.
04 / SCHEDULING
Scheduling
Offers the slots my books can hold, with the right length blocked, and confirms when they're ready.
Illustrative example · not a live feature
A quick cut, quoted and booked for Saturday.
A mock thread: a short ask, a clear price, and the slot held once they say yes.
Quoted as
Scissor cut, 45 min, $45
Booked
Saturday 10:00
Jordan T.
yo you got anything saturday? need a cut
Hey Jordan. Same as last time or something new?
just clean it up. short on the sides, little off the top
Easy. Scissor cut, about 45 min, $45. I have Saturday at 10:00 or 11:30.
10 works
Booked. Sat 10:00 on my books. See you then.
Who it's for
If the books are mine, the phone is mine too.
Built for the stylist who owns the chair, the rate, and the follow-up, not for a front desk that doesn't exist.
SOLO STYLISTS
You're the consult and the inbox
The agent takes the first calls and messages: photos, history, what's actually possible. You stay at the chair.
BOOTH STYLISTS
Your rates, your policies
Quotes come from what you charge and how long you take. Nothing routed through a salon system that isn't yours.
BUSY BOOKS
When my books are tight
Long-shot enquiries still get a straight answer, and only the slots you can really hold get offered.
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