This is the awkward part of a two-chair studio and there is no way to make it sound generous. What there is: a waitlist that genuinely moves, and one appointment a week held back for a person who has never been here.
Booking opens two weeks ahead, at nine on Friday morning, for the following week. It is usually gone by Saturday.
One appointment every week held back for somebody who has never been to the studio, released in the same Friday window. Say it is your first when you book.
Where every cancellation goes, first come. This is the honest fastest route in and several regulars book exclusively this way. Ask to be added; there is no list to sign up to online.
The quietest slot of the week and the one that goes last. If you can take a Tuesday at ten, you will almost never wait.
Roughly which set, roughly how much art, and whether you are wearing a set from another studio. All three change how long the slot needs to be.
Five fields. Answered the same day, Tuesday through Saturday.
Answered the same day, Tuesday through Saturday. You will get real times back, or a place on the waitlist text.
This form is illustrative and does not submit anywhere. On a real Yeti build it wires into whatever booking software the studio already runs, so the request lands where somebody is already looking.
Booking opens two weeks ahead at nine on Friday morning and usually goes by Saturday. Ask to be on the waitlist text, which is where every cancellation goes and is the fastest route in.
Yes. One appointment every week is held back for somebody who has never been here, released in the same Friday window. Say it is your first when you ask.
Tuesday at ten. It is the quietest slot of the week, it goes last, and if you can take it you will almost never wait.
No. Nothing is taken up front and you pay at the end once you have seen the set in daylight by the window.
It is where every cancellation goes and it is genuinely how several regulars book everything.
Example interactive prototype. Not a real business. Names, photographs, reviews and figures on this page are illustrative. Identifying details on real client work are changed to protect their privacy. This is what Yeti can build for a nail studio in seven days.