The regular who stopped. Back in the chair.

314 reads your bookings and your site, notices who skipped her usual visit, and writes to her in your studio’s voice. You approve once.

A letter 314 wrote for a nail studio to a client away 40 days: the studio’s logo over the words Still growing

Where a salon loses a client. Covered, every time.

Found in one studio’s own receipts. Yours will have its own numbers.

Before she drifts

Gel grows out in about three weeks. A note lands on day 18, only if nothing is booked.

After the first visit

Only a third of first-timers come back. A thank-you that day, and the next slot in one tap.

The studio’s thank-you after a first manicure

The stranger reading prices

A popup trades your price list for a name. Every visit after is hers.

The studio’s welcome popup: its logo, storefront, what a first visit gets, name and email

The regular gone quiet

Forty days away, one letter with your real prices. No discount unless you want one. Every step says why it is there.

The win-back sequence on its canvas, with the agent’s notes: why exactly 40 days, and why absence is checked again before sending
  • Checks the calendar

    Anyone already booked hears nothing.

  • Cancellations kept

    One line to move the visit, sent fast.

  • Mangomint and Calendly

    Bookings, cancellations and receipts arrive on their own.

One studio. Every booking traced.

Read the case
Two manicurists at work with customers across a shared table in a bright salon SvitNail 4× ROI

SvitNail – San Diego

The moments a nail studio loses a client, the letters 314 sends at each one, and the bookings it can prove it brought back.

  • 4×

    the fee back, counting only bookings 314 caused outright

  • 1 in 8

    quiet manicure clients book within two weeks of one letter. Left alone, it is 1 in 170.

  • 2 in 3

    open the letters. The studio's prices, its voice, no discount.

  • 0

    emails written by anyone at the studio. The owner says yes; 314 does the rest.

Questions, answered straight.

Which booking systems work?

Mangomint and Calendly connect in a few clicks, and Stripe brings payments. Use something else? Tell us, and we build the integration in three days.

The snippet on your site adds every visit, so 314 sees who read your prices before they booked.

Will it write to someone who already booked?

No. Before each letter 314 checks the calendar again. A client with a visit on the books gets nothing.

Does it give discounts to bring people back?

Only if you ask it to. By default the letters use your services and prices as they are on your site.

Who writes the letters?

314 does, from your own site: your logo, typefaces, colours, photos, prices and way of speaking. You approve before anything is sent.

Can it text clients too?

Yes, from your own number. Quiet hours are kept and STOP is honored.

How do I know what came back?

Every booking is traced to the letter behind it. Only bookings 314 caused count toward what it returned.