A groomer trimming the ear feathering of a happy springer spaniel on a grooming table.
Scruffs GroomingMember
BiscuitFresh Pup
1 of 1 groom left this month
Next booking Sat 09:00

Monthly memberships for dog groomers

Turn Regular Grooms Into Predictable Monthly Revenue.

Most coats need a groom every four to eight weeks. Give owners a monthly plan that keeps their dog on schedule and gives your salon a diary it can count on.

£0 setup · £0 monthly fee · 7% of each payment, or £1 if that’s more

Six weeks becomes ten

A matted coat usually means a missed appointment.

Owners mean to book every six weeks. Then it’s ten, the coat is matted, and the groom takes twice as long for the same price. A monthly plan keeps dogs on schedule and your diary predictable.

  1. Late grooms are longer, harder and kinder to nobody.

  2. Every booking is a separate payment and a separate reminder.

  3. Loyal owners still drift when nobody books the next one.

Example plans

What dog groomers put on a monthly plan.

Examples to start from, not prices of ours. You choose what’s included, what it costs and what members get on top.

Fresh Pup

A full groom every month

£49/ month

  • 1 monthly groom
  • Nail trim
  • Member pricing on extras

Bath & Tidy

Between full grooms

£30/ month

  • 1 bath & brush
  • Face, feet and bottom tidy
  • Nail trims any time

Two Dog Household

Both dogs, one payment

£90/ month

  • 2 grooms
  • A code for each dog
  • Same-day grooms together
  • 2 dogs

How it works

How Monthlygo works for dog groomers.

  1. 01

    Set the schedule and the price

    A groom a month, a bath in between, or both. You decide what each plan covers and what counts as extra.

  2. 02

    Your code on the counter and the van

    Owners scan it at collection and join on their phone while you bring their dog out.

  3. 03

    Scan at drop-off

    Owners show their dog’s code when they arrive. The groom comes off their month and the next one can be booked there and then.

  4. 04

    Paid monthly

    Payments go into your own Stripe account, and owners get a receipt from your salon.

The numbers

What would memberships mean for your business?

40 dogs × £49

£1,960/month

in recurring membership revenue

£23,520 a year

An illustration, not a forecast: it assumes every membership is paid in full each month. You set your own prices, and nobody is guaranteed to join.

An owner collecting a freshly groomed border terrier at the counter.
Scruffs GroomingMember
BiscuitFresh Pup
1 of 1 groom left this month
Next booking Sat 09:00

What owners see

Every dog on the plan has its own code.

Owners see what the plan covers, the grooms left this month and each dog’s code, and book the next groom into the times you open. Two dogs, two codes, one payment.

  • Works just as well from a mobile grooming van
  • Extras stay extras, at the member price you set
  • A reminder before every renewal

For the business

What changes when owners pay monthly.

Dogs kept on schedule

A groom that’s paid for is a groom that gets booked.

Easier grooms

Coats done every four weeks don’t arrive matted.

Owners who stay

A monthly plan with you beats a Google search for the next groomer.

Predictable weeks

Know what’s coming in before the month starts.

Questions

What dog groomers ask us.

Yes. A household plan covers several dogs on one payment, each with its own code, so you always know which dog has been groomed.

Owners already come back.

Put what they already buy on a monthly plan, like 1 monthly groom for £49 a month, and get paid before they walk in.

  • £0to set up
  • £0a month
  • 7%of each payment, £1 at least