Slate · Booking & reminders

They book themselves. Then they show up.

Customers book themselves into real availability. Then texts and emails remind them until they walk through the door.

See the two endings

$59/mo · 1,000 reminders · live today · free inside Frontdesk

The same Tuesday morning, with and without it.

Without Slate

  1. Tuesday’s 9 o’clock doesn’t show.
  2. You call. Voicemail. “Totally forgot, man.”
  3. The hole in the schedule cost the morning.

A paid hour, empty.

With Slate

  1. “Reminder: 9 AM tomorrow. Reply C to confirm.”
  2. He replies C.
  3. He walks in.

He shows.

What it actually looks like.

  • A confirmation at booking, again the night before, again two hours out.
  • Customers book themselves into real openings only.
  • A missed appointment gets a rebook text automatically.

Juniper Skin Studio is an example business. Your name, your words and your numbers go here.

Run the math before we take a dollar.

Your numbers, not ours.

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a month lost to no-shows

What Slate costs$59/mo

Who it’s for.

  • Salons, spas & barbersFewer empty chairs from forgotten appointments.
  • Trainers, tutors & studiosSessions booked from the link in your bio.
  • Home servicesEstimate visits that customers actually show up for.
  • Consultants & coachesThe “what time works for you?” emails, gone.
  • Not a fit ifBooked out for months with no no-shows? You don’t need this yet.

Five minutes of setup. Then it books.

What we need: the five-minute hours form. Email reminders run on day one; texting waits about 2 business days on carrier registration if you’re new, and we file it.

  1. Your hours, your rulesFive minutes: job lengths, buffers, the hours you’ll actually take.
  2. They book themselvesA link on your site, in texts, anywhere. Real availability only, no double-booking.
  3. Reminders fire on their ownConfirmation at booking, again the night before, again 2 hours out. Your words, editable.
  4. No-shows get a nudgeMissed anyway? An automatic rebook text goes out before you’ve noticed.

Now the number.

Standard

Most start here

One saved no-show pays for the month

$59/month

1,000 reminders a month

$0 today · card on Stripe’s secure page · nothing charged for 14 days
  • Self-serve booking page and link
  • Reminders before every appointment
  • Reply-to-confirm and rebook nudges

Busy

For full calendars

For full calendars

$97/month

2,500 reminders a month

Go BusyCheckout through Stripe
  • 2,500 reminder texts
  • Everything in Standard
Every plan includes
  • Self-serve booking page and link
  • Reminders before every appointment
  • Reply-to-confirm
  • Rebook nudges
  • Free inside Frontdesk

Texting waits about 2 business days on carrier registration if you’re new (we file it; nothing needed from you). Email reminders run on day one. Buying Frontdesk later? Slate comes free inside it, and we’ll credit you. Cancel any time; it starts with a 14-day free trial. By purchasing you agree to the Terms of Service.

  • No contract. Month to month.
  • $0 today. Nothing charged for 14 days.
  • Cancel from your account, any time.

Rather talk to a person first? Book fifteen minutes, or write to us and a human reads it today.

Your other options, honestly.

OptionWhat it costsThe better pick
Calling to confirmAn hour a dayWhen you only have a handful of appointments a week.
Reminders in your salon or POS softwareVariesWhen the software you already use sends reminders you trust.
Slate$59/mo, free inside FrontdeskWhen no-shows cost you and booking happens by phone tag.

The fine print, out loud.

  • They still read texts, and a reminder text is easier to answer than a reminder call.

  • Of course. The calendar is yours; self-serve is an extra door, not a replacement.

  • Our tested wording, in your name, editable word for word in Your Words.

  • Any time, and it starts with a 14-day free trial.

  • Yes. Job lengths, buffers and the hours you’ll take are set in the five-minute setup, and you can change them any time.

  • Yes. Slate comes free inside Frontdesk, and if you buy Frontdesk later we credit you.

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