My clients like talking to me.
You keep the chair. Foreman takes the booking you cannot take with color on your gloves.
Foreman for salons and barbers
Saturday, 11 AM. Color on one client, a cut halfway on another, and a new client calling to book.Foreman books the appointment, confirms it, rebooks your regulars, and works your client list. The list stays yours, and the chair stays with the stylist.

Sound familiar?
Your hands are in a client's hair, the phone rings, and the DMs pile up unread.
Clients message on Instagram and text at night, and nobody answers until the next day.
You want your own client list, and you worry you cannot take it with you if you leave.
A closed day does not reopen, an outage drops a week of bookings, and you find out from a client.
The regular who comes every 5 weeks stops coming and nobody notices.
Studio Nine Salon, example
5 conversations Foreman handles for a salon or barbershop like yours, in your voice, written into the system you run. Swipe through them.
Hi, do you have anything this Saturday for a haircut?
Hi Hannah, this is Studio Nine. Saturday 2:30 PM with Priya, about 45 minutes. Want it?
Yes please
Booked: Saturday 2:30 PM with Priya. We text a reminder Friday. Reply C to cancel.
I want to go blonde, it is dark brown now. Can I book a balayage?
Going that far usually needs a consult first so Priya can plan the time. I have a free 20 minute consult Tuesday 11:00 AM or Wednesday 5:00 PM.
Tuesday
Booked: Tuesday 11:00 AM consult. Priya will confirm the time for the color appointment after.
Hi Derrick, you are due for your cut around Oct 17. Thursday 6:00 PM or Saturday 10:00 AM with Marco?
Saturday 10
Booked: Saturday 10:00 AM with Marco.
We missed you at 1:00 PM. Rebook? Today 5:30 PM or tomorrow 10:00 AM.
Sorry! Tomorrow
Booked: tomorrow 10:00 AM. A $20 deposit holds it, link sent.
Do you do wedding updos? Date is Jan 17
Yes. A trial first, then the day of. The owner will text you today to plan it. What is your name and a good number?
Noelle, 214-555-0188
Thanks Noelle, passed to the owner.
Sent as iMessage. Blue bubbles from a real number, text message for Android. Names and numbers are examples.
The math
Change these to your own numbers. This is arithmetic, not a promise of results.
Industry figure: median ticket $77 for a salon and $34 for a barbershop (Zenoti 2026 benchmark, vendor report); no-show 1% to 4%. No independent study ties missed calls to lost salon bookings, so these are your numbers to set.
Your numbers
That is about a month in appointments that booked elsewhere.
Calls a week x 52 / 12 x value x share. Defaults are industry figures you can overwrite.
Your objections
You keep the chair. Foreman takes the booking you cannot take with color on your gloves.
It uses your service menu and durations. Color consults and anything new go to a human.
Your client list stays yours, exported on exit. No contract, cancel with 30 days notice.
Each stylist's calendar and clients stay separate. We set it up per stylist on the first call.
Per location per month. Setup is done by us and scoped on the first call. No contract, cancel with 30 days notice.
Works with what you run
Live: we connect during setup and tell you what the connection covers. Logos belong to their owners and indicate integrations, not endorsement.
The Monday text
Every Monday at 7:00 AM, one text, in salon or barbershop terms. No dashboard to open.
Monday 7:00 AM, Studio Nine Salon, example
Questions
Yes. Vagaro, Booksy, Fresha, Square Appointments, Phorest and GlossGenius are live connections, and we tell you what each one covers.
Yes. Each stylist has their own calendar and clients.
Yes. Deposits for color and long services, set by you.
You do. Your data and customer list are yours and are exported on exit.
No. Per location per month, cancel with 30 days notice.
Pricing
A 20 minute call. We connect your calendar and phone line, you watch it answer a test lead.