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History is hard to surface
A returning facial client expects the studio to understand prior appointment cadence before the next consultation.
Built for consultation-led care
Keep the treatment journey from resetting at each visit
Skincare studios depend on esthetician preparation, repeat cadence, service-series context, and retail product visibility.
02
Series become disconnected
Treatment packages lose operational meaning when repeat bookings and client profiles sit in separate tools.
03
Retail context drifts
Product activity is harder to review when inventory workflows are separated from the services and reporting they support.
Studio operations, connected
Link facial booking with returning-client context
Five views help estheticians and studio operations prepare, deliver, and review the service day.
Esthetician calendar
Protect time for consultations and facial services
Review current appointments and availability with conflict prevention supporting the configured duration of each skincare service.
Skincare booking
Publish the configured facial menu with available time
Give clients a public route to choose a skincare service and current appointment slot from the studio's configured menu.
Visit continuity
Review prior appointments before the next consultation
Client profiles and appointment history help the esthetician understand visit cadence and prepare operationally for a returning guest.
Esthetician and menu setup
Keep practitioners aligned with configured facial services
Manage staff profiles and services so the studio can understand who delivers each offering and how it appears in booking.
Studio and retail signals
Review service activity with inventory context nearby
Analytics, reports, and current inventory workflows bring booking, revenue, team, and product signals into the studio's operating review.
The consultation stays visible
A workspace shaped around skincare cadence
Estheticians, facials, skin consultations, treatment series, retail products, and repeat appointments remain part of one operating language.
- Esthetician
- Facial
- Skin consultation
- Treatment series
- Client
- Service menu
- Retail product
- Appointment
- Visit cadence
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.
Current product scope
Operational continuity without clinical claims
Orya supports profiles, appointment history, services, packages, inventory, and reporting; this page does not claim intake forms or clinical skin records.
Prepared calendar
Appointments, availability, and conflict prevention protect configured esthetician time.
Repeat context
Client history and packages support operational continuity across a treatment series.
Studio review
Inventory, analytics, and reports keep current service and product signals accessible.
Skincare studio software FAQ
Answers for estheticians and studio operators
Practical scope for consultations, facial services, repeat visits, products, and reporting.
Yes. Configured services can represent the studio's facial menu and appear in its public booking experience.
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See Orya in a neighboring workflow
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