For stylists and beauty providers

Offer services on Hairsbnb with clear bookings, payouts, support, and trust.

Hairsbnb helps providers list beauty and wellness services, manage availability, collect booking payments, route eligible payouts, and keep customer trust signals connected to one marketplace account.

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Beauty provider workspace with client-ready service tools
Launch loop Profile Services Availability Bookings Payouts Reviews
12 provider profiles

Public discovery reads provider profile and directory records.

12 provider-owned services

Services carry category, price, duration, policy, and booking evidence.

8 service markets

City browsing and search filters help customers find local care.

15 approved categories

Provider services map into the shared marketplace taxonomy.

Provider benefits

Built for beauty providers who want more than a profile link.

Provider acquisition should make the path clear before signup: where demand comes from, how operations work, and which shared marketplace systems protect bookings, money, support, and trust.

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A service-first listing path

Customers discover providers through real services, categories, prices, duration, service-area details, availability context, and verified profile signals instead of a static profile page.

One account for growth and operations

Provider signup, service management, bookings, messages, reviews, support, verification, and payouts stay tied to the same authenticated customer/provider identity.

Shared marketplace systems

Payments, payout readiness, tax snapshots, refunds, receipts, storage, media, reporting, and audit evidence reuse the same platform rails as ecommerce where the work overlaps.

How it works

A provider path that starts public and becomes operational.

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1 Account

Create or upgrade your provider account

Use the professional signup flow to create a provider account or upgrade your existing customer account. The same customer identity powers bookings, messages, support, and dashboard access.

2 Services

Build your service menu

Add services with approved categories, pricing, duration, deposits, add-ons, preparation notes, media, and service-area rules before accepting booking requests.

3 Bookings

Set availability and booking rules

Manage weekly availability, blackout dates, appointment type, travel radius, cancellation terms, and booking status changes from the provider console.

4 Money and trust

Connect payouts and earn customer confidence

Booking payments, fees, taxes, receipts, refunds, provider payouts, support, verification, and reviews stay connected to shared marketplace services.

Provider workspace

What providers can manage after signup.

These features live inside the protected provider console and use provider-owned services anywhere money, tax, media, or operations overlap.

Service management

Create draft or active services, assign add-ons, set duration and buffers, attach approved media, and keep archived services out of new bookings.

Booking rules

Customers book through account-aware checkout. Providers review requests, confirmation states, appointment timing, cancellation rules, and service-area expectations.

Payments and payouts

Shared Stripe, PayPal, tax, receipt, refund, and Stripe Connect payout services support both services and ecommerce without storing raw card or bank details.

Messages and support

Booking-related messages and provider support live in protected dashboards, while public help stays available for signup and policy questions.

Marketplace trust

Provider verification, public-safe badges, verified booking reviews, moderation, and clear policies help customers choose confidently.

Portfolio and media

Profile photos, service media, portfolio images, captions, and alt text use shared platform media and storage rules instead of a separate provider file store.

Payout clarity

What happens with payouts and fees?

Payout education belongs on the acquisition path, but sensitive bank and processor details stay in protected provider and admin workflows. Providers see readiness, withdrawal history, and support routes after signup.

Before launch

Connect payout setup from the protected provider console. Hairsbnb uses processor-hosted onboarding for sensitive financial information instead of storing raw bank details.

At booking time

Customers see payment, deposit, tax, fee, receipt, refund, and policy context before confirmation. Booking snapshots keep historical totals auditable.

After completion

Eligible provider earnings move through shared payout profiles, Stripe Connect readiness, withdrawal history, balance checks, and admin finance review where needed.

Launch expectations

What Hairsbnb expects before services are bookable.

Customers should see clear services, fair policies, safe messaging, payment context, support paths, and trustworthy public profile signals before they commit to an appointment.

Area Provider expectation Where it is managed
Profile Business name, public bio, city, service area, specialties, profile photo, and customer-safe contact expectations. Provider profile and onboarding checklist
Services Approved category mapping, price range, deposit, duration, buffers, add-ons, prep notes, media, and booking status. Provider services workspace
Availability Weekly windows, blackout dates, travel or studio rules, and calendar awareness before accepting bookings. Provider availability and calendar
Payments Payment processor readiness, fee/tax snapshots, receipts, refunds, and Stripe Connect payout setup. Shared payment settings and provider payouts
Support Support tickets connect booking, payout, profile, review, or policy context without exposing private data publicly. Provider support and public help center
Trust Verification status, portfolio proof, verified booking reviews, review replies, and moderation expectations. Verification, reviews, and admin operations
Shared marketplace rails

Services and ecommerce share the boring important parts.

Storage, media, payment processing, provider payouts, taxes, receipts, refunds, account identity, support, reporting, and audit trails stay platform-owned so providers do not have to learn separate systems for every marketplace surface.

Storage and media

Provider uploads use the shared platform media manager and storage settings.

Payments and tax

Booking payments reuse the same processor, tax, receipt, refund, and audit patterns used by ecommerce.

Payouts

Provider earnings route through shared payout profiles, Stripe Connect readiness, withdrawal history, and admin review queues.

Identity

Provider signup, dashboard access, bookings, messages, reviews, support, and payouts stay tied to the authenticated customer/provider account.

Trust and support

Verification, verified booking reviews, public support, and moderation keep customer-facing claims backed by platform records.

Provider FAQ

Frequently asked questions before joining.

These answers keep provider expectations clear without exposing backend-only approval, payout, payment, tax, support, or moderation evidence on the public page.

Do I need a salon to join?

No. Providers can describe studio, mobile, hybrid, or service-area rules as long as the public profile, service menu, availability, and booking expectations stay accurate.

Can customers book before my setup is ready?

Bookable services should have a public profile, approved category, price, duration, policy, availability, media, and payout readiness context before customers commit.

How are trust signals earned?

Trust comes from provider verification, public-safe profile details, portfolio media, clear policies, completed-booking reviews, review replies, and support moderation.

Where do payout questions go?

Providers use the protected payout workspace for Stripe Connect status and withdrawal history, then provider support for account, booking, payout, review, or policy questions.