One front deskfor every chair.
For owners and managers of commission and booth-rental shops. A desk calendar your receptionist runs, a booking page that lists your team, and one AI line that answers as the shop.
The Desk, the Team,and the Phone in One Place
A desk your receptionist can run
Every chair side by side for the day. Walk-ins go into the empty slot in front of a free stylist. Who is in, who is out, and who has a gap at 2pm is one glance, not three apps.
Your team, on your terms
Employees work the shop’s menu and hours, set by the desk. Booth renters keep their own menu, prices and clients, and the shop sees their book without touching it. A half-and-half shop is just a mix.
A booking page for the whole shop
Clients pick a stylist or “anyone,” and book into the real roster. You decide when same-day opens and how much notice you need, and the page enforces it.
A line that answers as the shop
When the desk is busy or the shop is closed, the AI picks up, offers real times across the team, and books. Anything that needs a person becomes a callback on the desk’s list. It never transfers a live call.
Owners, Managers,and the Front Desk
Owners
See the whole shop from one login. Set the menu, the window, and who may change what. Add or remove chairs without a support ticket.
Managers
You usually find us first, and that is fine. Set the shop up yourself and invite the owner. Run the roster, the month’s exceptions, and the desk day to day.
Front desk
One screen for the phone, the walk-in, and the calendar. Book, move, and check people in. Settings and the menu stay with the owner and manager.
A Walkthrough First,Then a Set-Up Link
Shops do not sign up from a button. Every shop starts with a short call, because chairs, renters, and the booking window are decisions worth making with someone who has seen them go wrong.
- No per-booking or processing fees
- No per-seat charge for the desk
- Employees added by the desk, no accounts needed
- Renters keep their own menu and clients
- The AI never transfers a live call
1
A twenty-minute walkthrough
You bring the chairs, the menu, and how the desk works today. We show you how Slott would run it, and talk through pricing by chair.
2
A set-up link
If it fits, you get a link. The shop builds its menu, team, hours, and booking rules in about twenty minutes. Forward the link to the owner or manager and they land in the same shop.
3
The desk runs first, then the line
Your receptionist works a week on Slott before the AI answers the shop’s number. Nothing moves to the phone until the roster is trusted.
Slott for Shops FAQs
Is Slott for Shops priced per seat?+
No. It is priced by chair, quoted on the walkthrough, with no per-booking or processing fees. Pilot shops run free while the pilot lasts.
Do my stylists need their own Slott accounts?+
Employees do not. The desk adds them, ticks the services they do, and sets their usual hours. Booth renters join with their own Slott account, so they keep their own menu, prices, and clients.
Can a manager set it up, or does it have to be the owner?+
Either. Managers usually find us first. A manager can run the set-up and invite the owner; the owner can do the same in reverse.
Does the AI transfer calls to the desk?+
Never. When a caller needs a person, the AI takes a callback and the request lands on the desk’s list with the caller’s number and what they wanted. Your phone does not ring mid-service.
Can employees and booth renters share one shop?+
Yes. Commission versus rental is a per-chair setting, not a shop type. Employees work the shop menu; renters keep theirs. The desk sees everyone’s day.
I already use Slott as a solo pro. Do I start over?+
No. Your account carries over. The shop attaches to it and you become the owner, with your own book unchanged.
Bring the chairs. We'll bring the desk.
Twenty minutes with Nick. Owner or manager, either is fine.
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