Compare what your industry needs: a discoverable profile, your own website or an appointment calendar. These guides help you set up services, staff and availability, with clear prices and practical examples for each field.
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Create separate services for cutting, colouring and blow-drying. Give longer or combined colour treatments their own duration and price. For work that needs discussion first, offer a consultation so a short haircut booking does not become a colour appointment.
Describe facial care, cleansing and additional treatments separately. Explain what is included and how long each appointment takes. A clear service list helps customers choose; photos of your space and a short team introduction provide context.
Distinguish a new set, infill, removal and nail art. State whether removal is included in the selected treatment. Allow enough time for extra design work and assign specialist services only to the team members who provide them.
List haircuts, beard care and combinations as separate services. Give a combination its own total duration and price. Show which barber offers each service so available times correspond to the appropriate team member.
Offer massage types and session lengths separately, with a clear price per session. Leave time between appointments for changing and preparing the room. Describe the experience without promising a medical outcome.
Distinguish individual treatments from access to shared facilities. The calendar suits appointments with a team member. Coordinate group visits and shared spaces separately, and explain on your website what each package actually includes.
Make shaping, tinting and lamination easy to identify as individual services or clearly described combinations. Set the appropriate duration and practitioner for each. Explain any preparation or prior consultation required by your own working method.
Separate a new set, infill, lash lift and removal. Explain when an infill appointment is suitable at your salon. If uncertain, ask customers to contact you first so they do not automatically choose an appointment that is too short.
Create separate services for everyday makeup, occasion makeup and a trial session. Show your own portfolio and the expected duration. State whether appointments take place at your studio or require a separate discussion about location.
Separate cosmetic foot care, nail care and polish where duration or price differs. Explain what is included. State only your actual qualifications and services; a beauty profile does not establish medical accreditation.
Create services by treatment area and method, such as waxing or sugaring. Use clear names and appropriate durations. Describe any preparation in your own words and assign each service to the appropriate team member.
Describe spray tanning and other sessions separately, with duration, price and preparation. Provide clear contact information for questions. Present the service without suggesting health benefits or guaranteed results.
Name the relaxation method, session duration and process clearly. Explain what a first visit involves and offer an introductory appointment if useful. Avoid medical claims so customers can understand the actual experience you offer.
List individual spa treatments and rituals as separate services. State the included elements and total duration. Coordinate shared treatment rooms or multiple-guest packages yourself; staff availability does not automatically manage those capacities.
Separate cosmetic facials, cleansing and care sessions with their own durations and prices. Describe what each appointment includes and when prior discussion is needed. Use only supportable qualifications and avoid guaranteed or medical outcomes.
Make consultation, fitting, maintenance and removal distinct. Length, quantity and technique can change time and price. Begin new custom work with a consultation and agree what the final appointment will include.
Separate the trial session from wedding-day styling. Discuss location, number of people and required finishing time beforehand. An ordinary appointment with one team member does not manage an entire wedding schedule or an automatic group package.
Give body wraps, exfoliation and care rituals clear descriptions and durations. Allow buffer time for preparation and clearing up. State what is included and describe the care without medical effects or guaranteed results.
Distinguish private appointments from shared sauna access. Display opening hours and visitor information clearly. Group size, shared capacity and simultaneous access need separate coordination; the calendar manages appointments per team member.
State your service area, contact details and how customers provide their visit address. Allow enough time for travel and equipment. Coordinate journeys yourself: the calendar does not calculate routes or travel time between customer addresses.
Clear answers about booking, your business profile and EuroZena plans.
All questions and answersYes. Your salon profile, treatments, opening hours and contact details are visible. Upgrading is optional.
Your own website, themes, a booking calendar with staff and treatment durations, and local SEO features. Your business content stays in your language.
Plus and Studio offer a 7-day trial, once per business. A payment method is required upfront at checkout. Afterwards, €4.99 or €14.99 is billed automatically each month, excluding applicable VAT. Cancel before the trial ends to prevent this billing.
Yes. Create several business profiles under one account. Each profile has its own plan, address, team and calendar.
No. The platform is available in 30 languages, but your business name, description and services remain in the language you enter. Choose the language that suits your customers and check your own text.
You need an account with a verified email address. Without a linked appointment, you can write one general review per business. The verified booking label appears only for a matching past appointment in the calendar. Owners cannot review their own business; authors can withdraw their review.
No. Technical SEO, relevant local pages and structured data support discoverability. Rankings and traffic are not guaranteed.
Open billing settings in your dashboard and go to the secure Stripe portal. There you can see the end date and stop renewal. During a trial, cancel before it ends to prevent the subsequent monthly charge.