Fill cancelled appointments. Keep repeat clients.

They stay exactly where they are. We set your side up in parallel, you keep taking appointments the way you take them today, and you switch the link over on a quiet morning. Nothing has to be migrated, and nothing is lost if you decide against us.

A link is not a booking system. A free form takes a request; somebody still has to read it, check who is free, check the gap after the colour, and write back, and until they do the chair is neither held nor sold. What €49 buys is the part after the request: real per-specialist availability, turnover buffers, a waitlist that resells cancellations, reminders that cut no-shows, and a client history that is yours. And it is the same €49 whether you take twenty appointments or four hundred.

Yes. One chair or ten, the system is the same: clients book your real slots, confirmations and reminders send themselves, and your client history builds from the first booking. Plenty of G-Guest venues are exactly one person.

You type their name and they are bookable. No per-seat fee, no per-calendar fee, the same €49. Everywhere else, growing your team is the thing that raises your bill, which is a strange way to be charged for hiring.

It follows the page. On your English page the form is in English; on the other one it is in that language, and if a guest switches language halfway through, the form switches with them without losing what they have already typed. You set nothing up and paste nothing extra: we build a language once, and from then on it is there for every venue in that country. Your own words stay yours , the name of the place, your treatments and the names of your specialists, and anything you wrote yourself is never machine translated. Days and months come out in the right language by themselves. Eight languages today: English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Indonesian and Bulgarian. And the guest's confirmation, the reminders and the page where they change or cancel arrive in the language they booked in.

Yes. Set an amount per service, per booking or per person, or put zero where no deposit is needed. Clients see it, with your refund terms, before they pay.

No. When a deposit is required, the payment is the confirmation. There is no second step, even if guest confirmation is switched on as well.

Into your own Stripe account. G-Guest does not hold or forward it and takes no percentage; Stripe's processing fee applies. Refunds are yours to make in Stripe, under the terms you showed the client.

Yes, and it is the normal case. Every specialist has their own schedule, services and days off: John working Tue to Sat closes only John's diary, not the salon. Each of them also gets their own link, which opens their hours and their own bookings and nothing else, never your settings and never your client list, so they can change their own week without going through you. Every change is reported to you.

Turnover buffers are part of the schedule: fifteen minutes between clients stays fifteen minutes, automatically, per service. Nobody gets booked into your clean-up time, and a colour that needs half an hour to develop is not treated like a fringe trim.

The slot goes back on sale immediately, and if anyone joined the waitlist the queue is worked oldest first, one client per opening. So a cancelled colour can be resold while the specialist is finishing the previous head. A cancellation is also not counted as a visit, so your regulars list stays honest.

You do, and there is nothing clever hidden in that sentence. We never market to your clients, and we never sell you a client of your own back. The list of names, visits, services and notes exports to CSV whenever you like, including the day you leave.

There is nothing to cope with. No account, no app, no password: pick a service, a person, a day and a time, leave a name and a phone, and the appointment is confirmed on the spot, or, if you take deposits, the moment they have paid on your Stripe page. A link in the email moves or cancels it without phoning you. It is simple enough that an AI assistant can do it, which is the same reason a person can do it in twenty seconds.

A day or two, and almost none of it is yours. Send one message with your services, how long each takes, who does what and when they work. We set the rest up, run a test booking together, and from then on appointments confirm themselves.

Cancel any month, no notice and no call to keep you. Your client list exports with you. The page we built stays online with your name, address and hours, so nobody lands on a dead link, and it stops taking appointments until you come back and switch it on again, which you can do any time.