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Fill a quiet week with one email.

Your customers are already in the system. Write a branded offer or update, choose exactly who gets it, and send it — or schedule it for Thursday lunchtime. No separate mailing tool, no per-contact fee, no list to keep in a spreadsheet.

How it works

Four steps, about ten minutes.

It sits in the same place as your diary and your customers, so there's nothing to connect and nothing to export.

01

Write it

Build your email from simple blocks — headline, words, a picture, a button. It comes out in your colours with your logo at the top, so it looks like you and not like a template.

02

Choose who gets it

Everyone who has opted in, or narrow it down: customers of one team member, people who booked a particular service, or anyone who hasn't been in for a while. You see the exact number before you send.

03

Test, then send or schedule

Send yourself a test first. Happy? Send it now, or pick a day and time — Thursday lunchtime for the weekend gaps works well.

04

See what it did

Opens, clicks, unsubscribes and anything that bounced, per campaign. Bookings that follow show up in your normal takings.

What to send

Six campaigns that earn their keep.

Most businesses send one or two a month. That's usually plenty.

Fill this week's gaps

“Three spaces left Thursday and Friday — 20% off with our newest barber.” Send Tuesday, watch the diary fill.

Win back the quiet ones

Target anyone who hasn't been in for 10 weeks with a gentle nudge and a booking link.

Announce someone new

New stylist, new treatment, new opening hours — tell everybody at once instead of one chair at a time.

Seasonal runs

Christmas, prom season, wedding season, back-to-school. Write it in advance and schedule it.

Price or hours changes

Clear, early notice to everybody, so nobody's surprised at the till.

Say thank you

A short note after a busy period, with a small perk for booking again this month.

Done properly

Your list, your customers, your rules.

Marketing email has rules, and getting them wrong costs you inbox placement. We handle the awkward parts so you can just write the email.

Only your own customers

Campaigns go to people on your list, and nobody else's. There is no shared pool, no rented list, and no other business can ever see or email your customers.

Only people who said yes

Anyone who hasn't opted in to marketing is left out automatically. Appointment reminders and confirmations are separate and always still go out.

One-click unsubscribe

Every campaign carries a proper unsubscribe link. One tap and they're out — of your marketing only, never their booking emails. We handle it for you, so you can't get it wrong.

Bad addresses stop themselves

If an address bounces or someone marks you as spam, we stop emailing it. That protects your reputation and keeps future campaigns landing in inboxes.

What it costs

Included on Pro and Business.

A monthly allowance comes with your plan. Busy month? Top up, and anything you don't use rolls over.

  • Pro — 2,000 campaign emails every month
  • Business — 10,000 campaign emails every month
  • No charge per contact, however big your list gets
  • Top-ups never expire
Top-ups
  • 1,000 emails£5
  • 5,000 emails£20
  • 20,000 emails£60

One credit sends one email. Bought from your own dashboard whenever you need it.

Questions

The things people ask first.

Pro includes 2,000 campaign emails a month and Business includes 10,000. Need more in a busy month? Buy a top-up and it never expires. See pricing.

Your customers are already here.

Start your trial and send your first campaign this week.