Clients can fill in their health history on their phone before the session, packages count down at checkout, and a late cancel is charged the fee you set. $79 a month covers every therapist.
Friday, 1:00. The 4:00 ninety-minute massage cancels by email.
Set a late-cancel window and a fee. The client sees the policy before she books, and the fee goes on the saved card.
The first visit starts ten minutes short while she fills in a clipboard.
The intake form goes out with the booking, and Parlor emails a reminder the day before if it isn’t signed.
“Has Sarah used six of her ten, or seven?”
Packages count down at checkout, with the sessions left on her record. Memberships bill monthly through Stripe.
A ninety-minute massage at $130 that cancels three hours out is an afternoon you can’t fill. Cut late cancels and no‑shows from one in five to under one in ten and the recovered hours pay for Parlor many times over.
They pick the treatment, the therapist and a time. There’s no app to install and no account to make.
She fills in her health history on her phone. If it isn’t signed, she gets a reminder the day before.
Set a late-cancel window and a fee. She sees the policy before she books.
Sell packages and monthly memberships, and the sessions left sit on her record.
Gift cards sell from a link all year, and every signed form and session note stays on the client’s record.
A second therapist costs $0 more. Intake forms, packages and memberships are in the $79.
* Separately, payments you run through Parlor carry 3.25% + 35¢ — deposits, checkout, tips, and no-show fees alike — card processing included, deducted from each payout. A standalone charge like a no-show fee carries a $1.50 minimum.
Yes. Attach the form to a service and it’s emailed with the booking. Clients fill it in and sign on their phone, Parlor emails a reminder the day before if it isn’t signed, and the signed copy lands on the client’s record.
No. Parlor books people: each therapist has their own calendar and hours. If two therapists share one room, Parlor won’t stop them both being booked into it at the same time.
Sell a set number of sessions at one price, choose which services it covers, and set an expiry if you want one. Sessions are redeemed at checkout and the count sits on the client’s record.
Yes, monthly. A membership gives a set number of credits a month across the services you choose, or a standing discount. It bills itself through Stripe.
On the client’s record, with the date and time each form was signed. Your team sees them there. Parlor isn’t built for medical records or insurance billing.
Not yet. Confirmations and the day-before reminder go by email. Text reminders are activating as carrier registration completes.
No. Parlor isn’t a marketplace: there’s no commission on a new client, no booking fee added to the client’s bill, and no listing that shows them the shop next door.
$79 a month for every therapist. If you take cards through Parlor, payments carry our standard rate, currently 3.25% + 35¢, card processing included. Payments are optional: keep your own terminal and the rate never applies.
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