① BookingsCore
Get more bookings.
A link you can drop into Instagram, your shop window, a text reply. Customers book themselves in. You don't lift a finger.
- Online booking page
- Diary for all staff
- SMS & email reminders
- No-show protection
Bookings, payments, and memberships for hair salons, nail studios, barbers and beauty bars. One tool, one monthly bill — instead of paying a freelancer thousands for a WordPress site held together with plugins.
Most salon owners we know have paid a freelancer £2–4k for a website. It's clunky. It doesn't drive bookings. Six months later they need a fix, and the freelancer's moved on.
We built Live Laugh Book to fix that.
For British independent retail. We're building this so high street shops can thrive online — not a global SaaS, not corporate bloat, not a generic booking tool retrofitted for the high street.
A link you can drop into Instagram, your shop window, a text reply. Customers book themselves in. You don't lift a finger.
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay — taken from your phone behind the counter. Deposits, refunds, the lot. No developer needed.
Memberships keep your regulars on a schedule — and your diary half-booked before the month starts. Monthly blowdries, fortnightly facials, ten-of-the-usual passes.
Bonus: sell products too — hair products, lip kits, wellness items, right through the same checkout. Coming after we launch the rest.
Modern, fast, professional. Designed for hair salons, nail studios, barbers and beauty bars — not adapted from a generic SaaS, not held together with WordPress plugins.
One flat fee. Everything included. Calendar, bookings, memberships. No hidden charges. No payment processing markup. Just £9/month.
We're building this for British independent shops. Not a global SaaS. Not seeking a flip. Just committed to helping the high street win online.
Built for the long haul. Bootstrapped. No VC. No venture playbook. Just focus on what works for your business.
Tell us about your salon. We're letting people in slowly, in person where we can, and shaping the early beta around the first hundred businesses on the list.