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Add-ons change the clock
Nail art, gel removal, and service upgrades stretch a slot when the booking does not reflect the chosen work.
Built for high-turn service
Keep quick appointments from creating hidden bottlenecks
Nail salons juggle station turnover, technician specialties, compact time slots, detailed add-ons, and product availability.
02
Technician skills blur
The front desk needs a fast way to connect a requested manicure or design with the right configured team member.
03
Rush gaps disappear
Short openings and station capacity are easy to miss when the book is split across calls, messages, and paper.
Nail operations, coordinated
Connect every service detail to the appointment book
Five views help technicians and reception understand the shift from first booking to final report.
Station-aware schedule
Read the rush across technicians and service lengths
Use the calendar to review manicure, pedicure, gel, and nail-art appointments, current availability, and potential conflicts.
Detailed online booking
Let clients choose the configured nail service they need
Publish the nail salon's service menu through a public booking page so clients can select an available appointment from the configured choices.
Returning-client context
Keep appointment history close to the next set
Client profiles and prior visits help the team prepare for returning guests and understand their booking cadence.
Technician and service setup
Align the team with the menu they deliver
Manage nail technician profiles and services so reception can understand configured offerings without maintaining a separate skills sheet.
Shift and stock signals
Review activity with inventory workflows nearby
Use reports and analytics for appointment and revenue signals while current inventory tools support product tracking behind the station.
Made for the nail bar
From manicure choice to technician station
Service names, add-ons, client cadence, and team roles remain visible in the same operating flow.
- Nail technician
- Manicure
- Pedicure
- Gel
- Nail art
- Add-on
- Station
- Client
- Service menu
Solution walkthrough
See Orya bring your salon operations into focus
Watch the dashboard demo to see Orya's operational home base in action: revenue and booking KPIs, schedule visibility, team workload, recent appointments, and reporting signals for day-to-day decisions.
Plans & pricing
Simple pricing for every salon size
Start with Basic for scheduling essentials, grow into Pro, or scale with Business. Expand Pro and Business with modular add-ons when you need marketing automation or AI.
Roughly two months free on annual billing
Basic
For solo operators who want scheduling essentials without the full salon suite.
$29.00/month
- 1 user per salon
- Online booking calendar
- Client records
- Service catalog
- Staff management
- Dashboard essentials
- Payments & billing settings
- Weekly billing available
Business
For multi-location teams that need unlimited users and stronger operational scale.
$199.00/month
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited users
- Multi-location management
- Team permissions
- Advanced reporting
- Modular add-on expansion
Pro
For owner-led salons ready to manage bookings, teams, and core operations in one place.
$99.00/month
- 1–10 users per salon
- Online booking calendar
- Client records
- Service catalog
- Product catalog
- Staff management
- Membership plans
- Inventory management
- Analytics & reporting
- Public booking page
All plans include free updates, GDPR-ready infrastructure, and a consistent experience across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Need something different? Talk to our team.
Released foundation
Capabilities grounded in the current product
The nail salon workflow uses Orya's booking, profiles, service setup, inventory, and reporting features without claiming automated stock ordering.
Compact scheduling
Calendar, availability, and conflict prevention support a high-turn appointment book.
Service clarity
Staff and service configuration connect technicians with the published booking menu.
Operational review
Inventory, analytics, and reports keep current business signals accessible.
Nail salon software FAQ
Answers for technicians and reception
What nail teams need to know about service setup, scheduling, client context, and stock workflows.
Yes. The configured service menu can represent distinct nail services and publish them through the public booking flow.
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See Orya in a neighboring workflow
Compare technician-led nail work with chair-led salons, treatment-led spas, or consultation-led skincare studios.