The all-in-one
with the books built in.
For solo and growing salons, medspas and lash studios tired of running the business through four apps and a shared spreadsheet.
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Founding members lock in lifetime discounted pricing.
How many apps does it take to run a salon?
Most owners we talk to are paying for four, and still doing the connecting work by hand.
A booking app
The big ones, $80 to $300 a month, plus a cut per booking on some.
QuickBooks (or a spreadsheet)
Designed for product businesses, not for tracking inventory that gets used during a service.
Inventory in a notebook
Or a second spreadsheet. Either way, it never matches what's actually on the shelf.
WhatsApp + a group chat
Stylists asking which room is free, who's on break, where the keys are.
Every Saturday night the spreadsheet has to be reconciled against the booking app. Stock counts drift. Expenses in three currencies get rounded by mistake. The accountant's monthly export takes a full afternoon.
Flowesce is one subscription that holds all of it, so you stop doing that work.
Two more places you'll spend time.
The calendar is the hub. The dashboard tells you what to handle next. The booking page is what your clients see.
Dashboard
Your morning starts here.
Today's revenue, who's arrived, what's running low. Refreshes the moment you mark a service done, so the picture matches the room.
Public booking page
What your clients see.
Your tagline, your hours, your services, your branded URL. Booking is two clicks and confirmed instantly. No email tag, no callback.
Where Flowesce is different.
Inventory and booking are table stakes. Every tool has them. These three aren't.
Booking flows into the books
Other salon tools have inventory but stop short of the books. In Flowesce, the same service completion that deducts your stock posts the cost to your P&L. You get clean month-end numbers you can read yourself, no accountant required to untangle a spreadsheet.
Multi-currency expenses
Buy product from a Korean wholesaler in KRW. Pay rent in USD. Pay the colourist in EUR. Each logs in its native currency with an FX-aware net column. Built in, not a workaround.
No per-booking cuts, no per-staff fees
Most tools either take a cut of every appointment or charge you per stylist. Flowesce is flat at $29 or $79, however busy you get and however many people you hire.
Built for
If you run one of these, Flowesce probably fits.
- Hair salons + colour studios
- Lash + brow studios
- Nail salons
- Medspas + aesthetics clinics
- Wellness studios
- Multi-branch service businesses
Not built for: gyms with class booking, event planners, or restaurants. There are better tools for those.
Simple pricing. One subscription that replaces four.
No per-staff fees. No per-appointment cuts. No upsell tiers for things that should be standard.
Founding members lock in a discounted rate for life. First 100 only.
Solo
$24/mo monthly
$20/mo billed yearly
Growth
$66/mo monthly
$55/mo billed yearly
Prices may rise as we grow. Yours won't, as long as you stay subscribed.
Solo
For solo practitioners and one-location studios.
- 1 branch
- Unlimited staff, clients & appointments
- Inventory with auto-deduct on completion
- Multi-currency expense tracking
- Google Calendar sync (1 connection)
- Booking confirmations + reminder emails
- Standard reports
- Email support
Growth
For multi-branch businesses and growing teams.
- Multi-branch
- Team invites + staff logins (role-based)
- Per-staff Google Calendar sync
- Custom booking domain (book.yourstudio.com)
- White-label transactional email
- Advanced reports + per-branch breakdowns
- Smart marketing campaigns (win-back, review, anniversary)
- Priority support
- Everything in Solo
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Why I'm building this
A tool I wish
I'd had.
Hi, I'm Lili. I used to run an aesthetic salon, solo.
When I was starting out I picked a cheap off-the-shelf booking app because it was affordable and got me a client-side booking link fast. But it had no inventory tracking, which mattered to me a lot. When you're putting product on every single client, you feel the gap every day.
For the books I used QuickBooks. It felt like overkill for someone running a one-person studio. (A podcast I caught the other night made the same point: there's a real gap for the freelancer-and-micro-business version of QuickBooks.)
The multi-currency side was its own headache. I was buying supplies in one currency, paying rent in another, settling small things in a third, and every spreadsheet I tried smoothed it over wrong.
The price climbed. The frustrations stayed.
Eventually I switched to a different salon platform at around $150 SGD a month. Same shape of tool, different bill.
Flowesce is what I wish I'd had then. One subscription. Real inventory. Multi-currency expenses. Built by one person who reads every feature request.
Questions you'll probably ask.
Not on here? hello@flowesce.com. It's me on the other end.
- When will it actually launch?
- Founding members get invited starting this summer. I'm working through them in small cohorts so I can react to feedback before the next batch.
- Can I move my data from Mangomint, Fresha, or Acuity?
- Yes. CSV import for clients, services and appointment history is built in. I'll help you reconcile the first month for free if you're switching from one of those three.
- Is the 14-day trial really free?
- Yes. No card, no auto-charge. If you don't pick a plan by day 14, the workspace pauses (your data stays put) and I email to check in. No silent billing.
- What about my booking page URL?
- Solo gets a flowesce.com/book/your-slug URL. Growth includes a custom domain like book.yoursalon.com. You point a CNAME, we handle the cert.
- What if I cancel?
- Export everything in one click: clients, appointments, expenses, inventory transactions. I don't hold data hostage.
- Who's behind Flowesce?
- Right now, just me. The waitlist is small for a reason. I want to build this with the people on it, not for them.
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