A rebooking prompt at the moment it is easiest to say yes
The splash page knows it is a returning client and offers the slot they usually take, with a booking link that goes straight to the diary. If they do not take it there, the follow-up email goes out at an interval you set — four weeks for a cut, six for a colour, whatever the treatment is. The prompt is one tap, and the number of appointments it recovers is visible in the reporting rather than something you have to believe.
Three more for a studio or a salon
Which hardware path
Access points and a router, shipped configured.
One MikroTik goes in front of what you run today.
Dual-SIM routers for vehicles.
Single-site studios usually have one ISP router and nothing else, so we supply what is needed.
What it costs in a studio
Two access points cover a treatment floor and a reception. Signal indoors is the point: these are buildings with mirrors, tiles and often a basement.
One recovered appointment a month covers it at most price points.
"Members just use their own data."
Upstairs they do. In a basement spin studio or a treatment room at the back of a building they do not, because there is no signal — and that is where the sales conversation is happening. The clients who do connect tell you something too: how often they come, how long they stay, and which of them have quietly stopped coming. That last list is the one worth having.
Tell us the treatment intervals and we will set the prompts up with you.