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Screens in salons: the waiting hour is the selling hour

Colour, treatments, straightening: your client spends anywhere from 40 minutes to 3 hours inside the salon. No other service business gets that much attention — and almost every salon wastes it on broadcast TV.

What this hub solves
  • Clients who book one service and never discover the rest of the menu
  • Retail products sitting untouched on the shelf
  • An empty Tuesday and a fully booked Saturday
  • Clients who disappear for three months and never come back

Frequently asked questions — Hair salons

What should play on a salon screen?+

Service menu with prices, before-and-after of your own work (with permission), packages, retail products, off-peak offers and the salon’s Instagram.

Do I need more than one screen?+

One well-placed screen in the waiting or wash area is enough. A second only makes sense when the salon has separate areas — nails and hair in different rooms, for example.

How do I show prices without looking expensive?+

Show packages and combinations instead of single items. “Cut + treatment” communicates value; “treatment $45” communicates cost.

Does it work for a one-chair salon?+

It does — sometimes better, because the service is one-to-one and the client watches the whole loop from start to finish.

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