Your salon,
on autopilot.
Your vibe, intact.
SalonASI answers the phone you already have, books and moves clients through the same rules as the desk, and lets you ask the book a question without inventing the answer.
Or book a demo → · No new phone number.
Ask anything.
Delegate the rest.
One place that reads the book. It can draft a campaign or a gap-fill. Sending waits for you.
- Answers from the calendar, clients, and sales queries
- Books, moves, and cancels through the same engine
- Bulk texts and gap-fills stop on an approval card
Never miss a call. Keep your number.
Forward the line you already use. The pilot books from the simulator and from a live bridge when a key is present.
Carrier forwarding codes are listed and marked unverified.
Durations, processing, time off, and conflicts.
Transfer and take-a-message are tools, with a call log.
A client's assistant can hold the chair.
Opted-in salons expose availability over MCP and REST. The visit is final only after the client confirms.
“Book a gloss next Friday.”
“What times are open?”
“Move it to Saturday.”
Assistant names on other sites are trademarks of their owners. This page does not claim a partnership or a native integration.
One book, several doors.
Formulas and notes, one chart.
Allergies, formulas, and photo placeholders live on the client. Photos are not a public gallery.
Smart calendar
Processing time is a bookable gap. The cleanup after the client leaves still belongs to the stylist.
Waitlist
The list is real. Ask can propose filling a gap. The text is not sent in this pilot.
Website and theme
Presets and copy save. Publishing and social posting are refused on purpose.
Texting
Confirmations and codes are stored in the inbox until a carrier is connected.
Three dashboards
Owner, stylist, and client each see a different cut of the same book.
Per-salon theming
The desk stays this brand. The booking page wears the salon's preset.
Import
A Rosy CSV can be dry-run, then committed through the booking engine.
Not another scheduling app.
A design comparison. Not a claim about a named competitor's current plan.
| Typical salon software | SalonASI | |
|---|---|---|
| Phone | Voicemail, or a per-minute add-on | ✓ Receptionist on the number you forward |
| Answers | A help chatbot, or none | ✓ Ask, grounded in the book, with approvals |
| Assistants | A web widget | ✓ MCP and REST, client confirms |
| Payments and SMS | Usually live | Recorded and refused until they are connected |
Studio pricing below is a pre-launch hypothesis. Per-minute add-on math uses a publicly typical $0.50–$0.60 range, not a quote from a vendor.
One plan. Everything in the pilot.
Founding-salon hypothesis. No per-stylist fee in this sketch.
- AI receptionist
- Ask SalonASI
- Calendar and waitlist
- Agent booking
- Client profiles
- Text outbox
- Theme and copy
- Owner, stylist, client
- CSV import
The minute math
500 minutes at a typical $0.50–$0.60 voice add-on:
Not an invoice. Nothing is charged in the pilot.
Good questions.
Do I have to change my number?
No. You forward the one you have. The pilot does not port numbers.
Will it act without asking?
Routine booking follows the rules. Bulk texts and gap-fills wait on an approval card.
How does an assistant book?
MCP or REST, only if the salon opted in, and only a hold until the client confirms a code or magic link.
Can I import from Rosy?
Yes, from a CSV. Dry-run first. Commit goes through the booking engine.
Does the voice say it is an AI?
Yes. See the AI disclosure.
When can I start?
The pilot is one salon. Join the waitlist and we will write back.
Less front desk.
More artistry.
Be early. The list is a real table, not a fake counter.
Prefer to talk? Book a demo