For nail techs, nail artists and nail bars
Nail art that adds the right time, and fills that book themselves.
Your website and booking page in one: clients pick their set and tick nail art, removal or a French tip, the slot grows to match, and regulars’ fills land on your calendar months ahead.
What gets in the way for nail techs
Nail art added on the day
A 60-minute gel set becomes 90 minutes, and the next client waits.
Inspo photos lost in DMs
The design is in a message thread from three weeks ago, under forty others.
Custom sets on spec
You plan a detailed set and the client never shows.
One nail client, start to finish
Here is how a client moves through ServiceSprig, from booking a set to paying at your table. Each step says which plan it needs.
They book their set online
Your booking page lists gel, BIAB, acrylic and fills with your own lengths and prices. Clients book without an account or an app.
Every plan
Extras add time and price
Nail art, a French tip, soak-off removal or a cuticle treatment: clients tick extras in an “Add extras” step, and the price and table time add up automatically. The confirmation shows the visit as “Gel set + Nail art” with the total.
Every plan
Inspo photos arrive with the booking
Add a photo question to your form, and clients add 1 to 5 inspiration photos from their camera or gallery. They sit with the appointment, private to your business.
One form on Free, unlimited on Solo and Shop
Fills every 2 or 3 weeks, booked once
Book a regular’s fill on repeat for up to 26 visits or 12 months. Each visit copies its add-ons, and you can move one visit without touching the rest.
Solo and Shop
Walk-ins at a nail bar
Put a tablet on the front counter. Walk-ins add themselves to the line and see their place, booked clients check in with their phone number, and the Front desk page shows everyone waiting.
Solo and Shop
Paid at the table, the way they already pay
Check out the visit with the add-ons and a tip. If they pay with Cash App, Venmo or PayPal, show a QR code and their app opens with your account and the amount, then mark it paid. Zelle details show for them to copy.
Mark paid on every plan; saved handles and the QR code on Solo and Shop
A deposit for custom setsAt launch
Ask for a deposit on detailed or long sets, paid by card through your own Stripe account when the client books, with your cancellation window shown first.
Solo and Shop
Polish and retail stock
Scan polish and retail barcodes with your phone camera, get low-stock alerts, and record retail sales.
Solo and Shop
Not there yet
- Booking two services with two different techs in one go isn’t supported. Each booking is one person and one calendar block, with extras added to it.
- Text-message reminders are planned. Reminders go by email for now.
- Charging a no-show fee to a card on file isn’t included at launch.
- Taking a card payment inside the ServiceSprig app isn’t included. At launch you can take cards on your own phone with Stripe’s free app.
Which plan fits
Proposed launch pricing. It may change before launch, and final prices are published before anyone is asked to pay. Yearly billing gives 2 months free.
Working from home
Free
$0
Your website and booking page, add-ons, up to 30 online bookings a month, email reminders and one form.
A full book
Solo
$24.99 a month
Unlimited bookings, fills on repeat, the waitlist, the QR checkout, and online deposits at launch. Add up to 2 more people at $15 a month each.
A nail bar
Shop
$69.99 a month
8 techs included, each with their own calendar, plus walk-in check-in and inventory. Add more for $15 a month each.
More than one nail bar
Grove
$99.99 a month for 1 location
Everything on Shop at each location, unlimited techs, one subscription, and every location side by side. Each extra location is $59.99 a month.
The tools nail techs use most
- Service add-onsExtras clients tick when they book, with the time added
- Recurring appointmentsBook a regular into their slot once, every 1 to 8 weeks
- Checkout at the visitCash App, Venmo or PayPal by QR code, plus Zelle
- Intake & consent formsForms clients fill in before they arrive
- Walk-in check-in kioskA tablet at the door for walk-ins and arrivals
- PaymentsDeposits, prepay and tips through Stripe, at launch
Questions nail techs ask
It depends on how you work. If you get many new clients from a marketplace app, Booksy or Fresha may suit you. If you want your own website and booking page, timed nail art add-ons and fills on repeat, ServiceSprig is built for that. Our comparisons list prices from each company’s own pages.
Yes. Add a photo question to your form, and clients add up to 5 photos from their phone. Photos stay private to your business.
Yes. Mark a visit paid by cash, Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, Zelle or your own card reader on every plan. On Solo and Shop you save your handles once and show the client a QR code at checkout. The money goes from their app to yours; ServiceSprig doesn’t process it, and each app’s own fees and terms apply.
Yes. Make nail art an add-on with its own price and time, and link it to the services it goes with. The total and the slot length update when a client ticks it.
Yes. List the ZIP codes or areas you cover, clients enter the service address, and addresses outside your area can’t book online.
The Free plan (proposed, $0) gives you a website and booking page, add-ons, up to 30 online bookings a month, email reminders and one form.
Guides for nail techs
- Nail & lash artists: the full trade page, with a sample site
- How to get clients to book online instead of by DM
- How to take deposits for appointments
- Standing appointments: keep your regulars booked
- Help: take Cash App, Venmo, PayPal or Zelle at checkout
- ServiceSprig for lash artists
- ServiceSprig for estheticians
Using another app?
Fair, dated comparisons with the apps nail techs often use, and how to bring your clients across.
