Software for barbershops and beauty salons: booking, tips, and chair rental

Online booking split across stylists and rooms

The client sees the services, picks a stylist and an open time slot — booking works around the clock, no phone calls needed. The system makes sure one stylist is never double-booked, and if a service needs a resource (barber chair, wash station, manicure table), it reserves that too.

Coloring has another important nuance — processing time. While the color develops, the stylist is free and can take another client: the service accounts for prep, processing, and finishing phases, so a colorist's schedule stays tight and realistic instead of "one head for two hours."

Fewer no-shows: reminders, confirmations, and deposits

An empty slot in the schedule is lost money. MCC automatically reminds the client about the visit and gives them a link to confirm, reschedule, or cancel — no phone call needed. If the client cancels ahead of time, the slot opens up, and for popular time slots you can keep a waitlist and pull in the next client automatically.

For pricier services (complex coloring, long combo treatments), you can require a prepaid deposit at booking — it filters out no-shows before they happen.

Tips and staff payouts

This is something generic software usually lacks. In MCC, tips are logged against a specific stylist — cash, card, or transfer — and land in their payout statement. And the staff work model itself is flexible:

• Chair rental. A self-employed stylist pays a fixed rent per day/week/month — the service calculates what they owe and what they earned.
• Commission. The salon takes a percentage of each stylist's revenue — the payout statement automatically splits the amount between stylist and salon, plus tips.

The result is a transparent payout statement: visit revenue, tips, rent or commission — and the final amount due.

Memberships, gift cards, and client retention

Steady revenue comes from repeat visits. MCC gives you memberships (like "monthly beard care"), visit packages ("5+1" manicures), gift cards, and marketing campaigns: win back a dormant client, send birthday greetings, or run a referral incentive. Campaigns go out by email, and via Telegram too if you have a bot.

Product sales and a client portal

You can easily add product sales at the visit (wax, beard oil) with automatic stock write-off. And the business gets a ready-made website with a service catalog and online booking, plus a client portal — all under your own brand, no development needed.