Run a salon or work solo

The business type follows the account you chose and changes how people and services are managed.

1 min read · Updated August 28, 2026

Solo businessSalon business
  • One professional: you.
  • Every active service belongs to your calendar.
  • An owner or manager may invite staff.
  • Each service and schedule can be assigned to the right people.

A solo business has one professional: you. A salon business is built for an owner or manager who may invite staff, give each person working hours and decide who performs each service.

What stays the same

  • Both types have a client-facing page, a service menu, business hours and a calendar.
  • Both can share their own booking link and scannable code.
  • Both use the same readiness checks before appointments can appear.

What changes in a salon

A salon adds a team layer. A service can be open to everyone or limited to selected people, and each bookable person needs their own availability. Solo professionals do not see those assignment choices because every service belongs to their own calendar.

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