For nail techs who work out of a bag, not a booth
Your clients book you. Nobody takes a cut.
You already do the work at her kitchen table. This is the link that fills the week — your sets, your prices, the neighborhoods you drive to, and a deposit that lands in your Venmo instead of ours. Curbside never touches the money.
01Shoot the set before they leave
Fresh set, ring light already on the desk. Thirty seconds, done.
2Or go look at a finished one.
A real page, sample work — the same code your clients see.
01Why not the booking apps
On a marketplace, the client belongs to the marketplace.
Soothe, Glamsquad and the rest send you a stranger, take their piece of the set, and keep her number. Fill a Saturday through them and you got paid once. Fill it through a link of your own and you got paid, and you kept the client — she texts you for the fill, and the one after that.
02How one booking goes
Three taps on her end. Nothing to chase on yours.
01She opens your link
She scrolls your sets the way she scrolls Instagram — except every one of them says the shape, the length, how long it takes and what it starts at. No DM asking “how much for almond?”
02She picks a time you can actually drive to
Your hours, your travel time between houses, how far ahead you take bookings. She only ever sees slots that are really open — so you stop losing an hour to a booking on the wrong side of town.
03She sends the deposit to you
Venmo, Zelle, Cash App — your handle, your account. She taps “I sent it”, you tap “Got it” when it lands. We never hold a cent of it, so there is nothing to set up and nothing to wait for.
The deposit is a handoff, not a checkout: we show your handle, she pays you in her own app, and both of you mark it off. That is why there is no merchant account to open and no cut for anyone to take.
03What it does not do
It shows your work and it books it. That is the whole job.
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Take a cutTwenty-nine dollars a month is the whole bill. What she pays you for the set is yours, all of it, every time.
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Send you strangersThis is not a marketplace. It fills your week with the clients you already have and the ones they refer — not a queue of one-time bookings you have to underbid for.
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Hold your depositThe money goes from her app straight to yours. No merchant account, no verification, no payout schedule, nobody in the middle who can freeze it.
04Pricing
Twenty-nine a month. Less than one fill.
Free
$0
Enough to see if your clients will use it.
- →Ten sets live at a time
- →Your own link
- →Bookings and deposits
- →Seven days of visitor data
- →Curbside mark in the footer
Pro
$29 / mo
One tech, the whole book.
- →Unlimited sets in your portfolio
- →Pick your own name
- →Bookings, travel time and deposits
- →Everything visitors did, kept
- →A printable QR card for your kit
- →No mark, no contract, no setup fee
You pay for it yourself. Nobody has to approve it. Cancel from the settings page, not by emailing someone.
Two or three of you splitting the same book? Tell us what you need — we are working out what that should look like.
Claim your name before another tech does.
Continue with Google, or an email and a password. No card to enter.
Not doing nails? Curbside works the same way for 22 trades — tattoo, cakes, furniture, cars.