Before she drifts
Gel grows out in about three weeks. A note lands on day 18, only if nothing is booked.
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.
Found in one studio’s own receipts. Yours will have its own numbers.
Gel grows out in about three weeks. A note lands on day 18, only if nothing is booked.
Only a third of first-timers come back. A thank-you that day, and the next slot in one tap.
A popup trades your price list for a name. Every visit after is hers.
Forty days away, one letter with your real prices. No discount unless you want one. Every step says why it is there.
Anyone already booked hears nothing.
One line to move the visit, sent fast.
Bookings, cancellations and receipts arrive on their own.
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.
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The snippet on your site adds every visit, so 314 sees who read your prices before they booked.
No. Before each letter 314 checks the calendar again. A client with a visit on the books gets nothing.
Only if you ask it to. By default the letters use your services and prices as they are on your site.
314 does, from your own site: your logo, typefaces, colours, photos, prices and way of speaking. You approve before anything is sent.
Yes, from your own number. Quiet hours are kept and STOP is honored.
Every booking is traced to the letter behind it. Only bookings 314 caused count toward what it returned.