For salons
The one thing AI should fix first in your salon.
The texts about openings come in after the last client leaves, a no-show leaves a chair empty for an hour, and the reviews sit without a reply. The free quiz names the first fix in your salon, not in a brochure.
Where the hours go
Answered inquiries. The inquiry comes in as a text, a message or a voicemail while you are behind the chair. It asks whether you have anything Saturday, what a color correction costs, whether you take walk-ins. If it waits until close, the client has usually booked somewhere else.
Kept appointments. A no-show leaves the chair empty for an hour, and a late cancel is the same hour with an apology attached. The reminder that would have saved it is the text nobody sent at the right time.
Rebooked clients and answered reviews. A client who leaves without rebooking usually meant to. A review that sits without a reply looks like nobody is home. Both are five-minute jobs that never reach the top of the list.
What the quiz asks, in your words
- Can anything you use see your own information: the appointment calendar, the inbox, the phone log?
- Is there a written way of doing the routine things: answering inquiries, reminders, a new stylist's first week?
- What is actually running today that a client or the team would notice?
Your score, your archetype and the three places to start come back in the result: twenty questions, about three minutes.
Where owners like you usually start
- Front desk and inquiries. Openings, the service list and directions go out at once in wording you approved; a consultation question or an upset client waits for you.
- Appointments and no-shows. Confirmations, reminders and the rebooking nudge run on rails; a client who wants to move a color appointment gets a person.
- Marketing and reviews. A draft reply in your voice is ready the morning a review lands; nothing posts until you approve it, and a complaint stops for you every time.
After the quiz
A free fifteen-minute call comes first. If it fits, the AI Opportunity Assessment follows: a two-hour working session on your real systems, then a written report within 72 hours with a 30-60-90 plan. The fee is a fixed quote on the call, never a price on a page. Then three ways forward: Self-guided, where you run the plan and retake the quiz in 90 days; Fractional AI Director, where we plan it and your people build; or AI Managed Agents, where we install it and manage it, and the judgment calls stay yours. Ways to start.
Straight answers for salons
Do you work with salons outside Michigan?
What do you never automate?
I already book through an app. Is there anything left to fix?
Three minutes, then you know.
Your score, your archetype, and the first thing to fix in your salon.