To run one shop
Calendar, till, payroll, marketing, retail, website — each its own login, none of them talking to the next.
Booking on one app. Payroll in a spreadsheet. Groom is the one platform that runs the whole floor — one login, one bill.Booking on one app. Payroll in a spreadsheet. A marketplace renting you back your own regulars. Groom is the one platform that runs the whole floor, so you stop running your shop out of six browser tabs.
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It's not just the money. It's the Tuesday afternoon you spend copying a price change from your booking app to your website to the till — by hand.
Calendar, till, payroll, marketing, retail, website — each its own login, none of them talking to the next.
Change a price once, then re-enter it in the app, the till and the site. Every single time.
Your busiest hour, your top earner, your idle chairs — scattered across six tools, so the full picture lives nowhere.
One platform reads your whole shop the moment a client books — and so do you.No more bridging tools by hand. One platform reads your whole shop the moment a client books — and so do you.

Booking, client history and checkout in one flow — no copy-paste between apps.
Commission and revenue-per-chair calculate themselves. Pay day takes minutes.
Your rewards, your site and your own white-label app — under one login, your name on it.
You've got years of clients, history and habits living in five different tools. We move all of it — so you walk in Monday and everything's just there.
Clients, history, notes and gift-card balances come over intact — not a fresh, empty install.
Clients book the same way. To them nothing changed; to you, everything got simpler.
Live onboarding on your real floor. No manual, no call you dread — just open it and go.
Cut over on a slow day, side by side, until you're confident. No big-bang risk.
"Built for the chair — not borrowed from a salon suite."
"By the end of the demo I knew what we were paying, what was different, and exactly which Tuesday we were switching."