Service payments that feel as polished as the service.
In a salon or spa, payment is the last step of the client experience. A smooth checkout — with an easy way to tip — matters.
Many also take deposits to reduce no-shows. Whether and how that fits depends on your booking system and setup.
Example payment flow
- 1Appointment booked
- 2Deposit collected if needed
- 3Service completed
- Checkout with tip
What to think about
Before you choose.
Tipping
How tips are prompted and recorded affects your staff and your reporting.
Deposits and no-shows
Deposits can be collected remotely where supported; we'll look at what fits your booking flow.
Front desk or chairside
A countertop terminal at reception or a handheld device that moves between stations.
Booking software
If you use appointment software, compatibility is checked during your review.
Solutions to consider
- In-person counter payments
- Mobile payments at the chair
- Remote payments for deposits where supported
Equipment categories
- Countertop terminals
- Handheld and mobile terminals
- Point-of-sale systems
Pricing worth discussing
Interchange plus. Clear view of costs when tickets and tips vary from client to client.
Dual pricing. Some salons consider it; service menus must show cash and card prices clearly.
Common questions
- Can I take deposits when clients book?
- Remote payments and links can support deposits where available. How it works depends on your booking setup.
- Will it work with my booking app?
- We'll check compatibility with your current software rather than assume it.
See how your salons & spas processing compares.
Send a recent statement and we'll walk you through your options. Approval, equipment and integrations are confirmed individually.
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