A nail technician shaping a client’s nails across a clean manicure table by a window.
Studio Nine NailsMember
ChloeNail Routine
2 of 2 appointments left this month
Next booking Tue 18:00

Monthly memberships for nail salons

Turn Regular Nail Appointments Into Monthly Revenue.

Your clients are back every two to three weeks for their infills anyway. Put those appointments on a monthly plan and the money arrives before the diary fills.

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

Two-week gaps become five

Infills don’t wait for payday.

A set needs filling every two to three weeks. When money is tight, clients stretch it to four, or try somewhere cheaper once and don’t come back. Every appointment is paid for on its own, so every appointment is a decision.

2–3 wksbetween infills for most sets
26appointments a year from a fortnightly client
1monthly payment instead of two at the desk

Example plans

What nail salons 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.

Nail Routine

Your infill, every other week

£45/ month

  • 2 appointments
  • 10% off add-ons
  • Priority booking

Nail Plus

For when one breaks

£59/ month

  • 2 appointments
  • 1 repair
  • 10% off extras

Hands & Feet

Everything done, every month

£70/ month

  • 2 gel manicures
  • 1 pedicure
  • Member price on nail art
  • Up to 1 appointment roll over

How it works

How Monthlygo works for nail salons.

  1. 01

    Price the routine

    Two infills a month, a repair included, extras at member prices. You decide what a plan covers and what each service uses.

  2. 02

    Put your code on the table

    Clients scan it while their nails dry and join on their own phone before they’ve left.

  3. 03

    Scan at the table

    They show their code and you scan it with your phone. The appointment comes off their month.

  4. 04

    Paid on the same date every month

    The money goes to your own Stripe account, and the client gets a receipt from your salon.

The numbers

What would memberships mean for your business?

50 clients × £45

£2,250/month

in recurring membership revenue

£27,000 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.

A client with freshly painted red nails holding up her phone code to be scanned at the desk.
Studio Nine NailsMember
ChloeNail Routine
2 of 2 appointments left this month
Next booking Tue 18:00

What your clients see

The next appointment is already paid for.

Clients see your salon’s name, their appointments left this month and their code, on a page that opens like any other link. They can book their next infill into the times you open for members.

  • The code is on their phone before their nails are dry
  • What’s included and what’s extra is on the plan, so nobody has to ask
  • A reminder before each renewal, so no charge is a surprise

For the business

What changes when your clients pay monthly.

A fuller diary between sets

Fortnightly clients stay fortnightly when the appointment is paid for.

Clients who don’t shop around

A membership with you is a reason not to try somewhere cheaper.

Repairs that aren’t a row

Put a repair in the plan and a broken nail stops being an extra charge.

Quick at the table

A scan from your phone. Nothing to install and no card machine.

Questions

What nail salons ask us.

Yes. Add repairs as a service and put it in the plan, or make it one of the plan’s appointments. When a repair is used, it comes off their month like anything else.

Your clients already come back.

Put what they already buy on a monthly plan, like 2 appointments for £45 a month, and get paid before they walk in.

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