Beauty & wellness
Short appointments, lots of them. Asking shouldn’t slow you down.
A busy nail bar can see dozens of clients a day. Ratezing makes asking part of checkout, from the counter or automatically, so every set of nails and every brow appointment can end in a review.
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At checkout
The technician finishes, reception sends the request in seconds, and the next client sits down.
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A QR code by the drying station
Clients waiting for their nails to dry can scan your review page and leave a review there and then.
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One reminder, then quiet
If a client doesn’t open the first message, a reminder follows. Once they click through, the reminders stop.
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Questions salons and studios ask us
Straight answers about setting Ratezing up in a salon, spa or studio.
Walk-ins don’t always leave an email. Can we still ask them?
Yes. A text works if they agree to receive one, and the QR code at the counter needs no details at all.
Several of us work the counter. Does everyone need a login?
No. A manager sets up the counter computer once, and anyone on shift sends from there.
Which review sites should a nail bar use?
Most start with Google and Treatwell. Facebook and Yelp can be added too, and you choose which ones your review page shows.
Every appointment is a chance to be found. Let your clients tell it.
See Ratezing set up for a business like yours in a short call.