For hair stylists
StudioCue runs the office side of your hair business: quotes priced per person, the agreement and deposit, trials, extensions, and the party list that builds the morning. Cue, your office manager, drafts each next step for you to approve.
No sales call to book. Your inquiry form asks how many people, when they need to be ready and whether they want a trial, and the inquiry goes straight to a quote priced per person.
When they accept your quote, StudioCue writes the agreement from it. Your client reads it, signs online in StudioCue and pays the deposit from the same link when your payments are connected, or you record the deposit yourself. The date books only on a signed agreement.
The hair trial is best once the veil is chosen, and StudioCue says so on the job and in the invitation. Afterwards, note the look and the products, and they go on the brief for the morning.
Note the plan at the trial (their own, buying or renting) with the color match. Buying or renting adds a task to order them, due eight weeks out and on Today when it's time, and a rental gets one to collect them after.
The party list asks each person's length, texture, style, extensions, veil and accessories, and locks 30 days out. One tap gives everyone a chair, worked back from when they need to be ready, with the bride in the middle and never last.
Your client's prep guide asks for clean, completely dry hair, washed the night before, or there's a blow-dry fee. Your crew's reminder carries the kit checklist. The balance is due the morning of.
Unlimited clients and jobs. A 14-day trial with a card, and nothing charged until it ends. StudioCue takes no percentage of your payments.
Bookings, planning and payments for wedding and event vendors.