Technology for Nail salons
Software and websites for nail salons.
Most nail salons don't need a generic website as much as they need booking, design requests, deposits, walk-ins, each tech's schedule, gift cards, and Google reviews to work together from a client's phone. TwoQM, based in Brownsville, Texas, plans and builds that path — a phone-first site with a visual service menu and galleries, booking requests that capture removal, length, and nail art so the slot is the right length, reminders and a written no-show policy, a walk-in waitlist, per-tech schedules, a gift card ledger that matches your POS, and bilingual booking — and keeps the website, domain email, and hosting running under one operator. Your salon sets its prices and policies; we build the workflow around them. Start at twoqmllc.com/start or email juan@twoqm.com.
What needs to work
A professional presence connected to the business behind it.
TwoQM helps nail salons, technicians, and beauty entrepreneurs create a clearer customer experience and a more organized technology foundation.
- Visual service menus
- Nail-art galleries
- Appointment connections
- Location, hours, and policies
Practical planning
Turn service choices into a useful request
Customers may need to specify removal, design complexity, or a preferred technician. A custom request flow can capture those choices without asking customers to repeat the same information.
These are options for custom development. We agree on scope, integrations, and operating costs with your team before building.
What to share
Your service menu, appointment provider, design options, and availability rules.
Custom softwareTwoQM clients can also follow up on website leads, appointments, and support requests in TwoQM Central and the TwoQM app.
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Where nail salon booking and follow-up break
Friday before a holiday weekend: a client booked a gel manicure slot but arrives wanting long coffin acrylics with 3D art; two Saturday art appointments no-show; three walk-ins want pedicures while one pedicure chair is booked; a client asks by Instagram DM whether her Christmas gift card has a balance; and the Google profile still lists summer hours.
A full set with art takes far longer than a polish change, yet generic booking treats them the same when clients book without noting soak-off removal, length, or art complexity. Design screenshots stay in DMs, no-shows burn two-hour slots without a deposit or written policy, walk-ins and bookings compete for mani tables and pedicure chairs with no visible wait, and techs with different skills (acrylic, gel-x, hand-painted art) get booked for services they do not do. Meanwhile, "starting at" prices differ across the wall, Instagram, app, and site, gift cards go un-reconciled, regulars miss their fill window, and Spanish-speaking clients hit an English-only page.
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What TwoQM connects or builds — match to need
A phone-first site with a visual service menu and gallery groups manicure, pedicure, gel, acrylic and extensions, art, removal, and add-ons with durations, "starting at" prices in one place, tech galleries, hours, address, parking, policies, and booking above the fold.
Design-aware booking requests let clients pick removal (and whose product), length or shape, and art level, and attach a reference photo so the request reaches the right tech with the right slot length or comes back for a quote first. Text and email reminders show your written cancellation and no-show policy at booking, with optional deposits or card-on-file for long art sets where your booking or payment tool supports them. TwoQM does not hold funds or process payments.
A walk-in waitlist with QR or tablet check-in texts guests when a table or pedicure chair is close; the salon sets how walk-ins and bookings interleave, without wait-time promises. Per-tech schedules and skill tags keep full sets off pedicure-only schedules, list languages and galleries on one page, and organize booth or suite renter records.
Client records track visit history, preferred tech, and shape, length, and color notes, sending "time for your fill" prompts on your cadence without duplicate contacts. A gift card ledger matches the POS to confirm balances by text, and add-ons and counter retail (cuticle oil, polish) map to reorder timing. Bilingual booking and policies, Google Business Profile manager audits, review requests without gating or incentives, and human-approved AI draft replies complete the workflow.
- Websites
- Preview
- Menu price updates
- Custom software
- Connected systems
- Booking & reminders
- Automation
- TwoQM Central
- CRM
- Booth renter rules
- Client service notes
- Contact merge rules
- Gift card ledgers
- Retail & tickets
- Product reorder
- Bilingual guide
- US–Mexico
- Local SEO
- SEO
- GBP audit
- AI review
- After-hours alerts
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Licensing, sanitation, and policies stay the salon's call
Nail salons and technicians in Texas are licensed and inspected by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), and establishments leasing space to independent contractors must keep a renter list with license numbers and expiration dates for inspectors. TwoQM stores operational records and displays the policies your salon writes; it does not give licensing, sanitation, health, tax, payroll, or legal advice.
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What a nail salon should share before a scoping call
Bring your service menu with durations and "starting at" prices; how removal, length, and art level change time and price; walk-in versus appointment rules by day; mani table and pedicure chair counts; each tech's schedule, services, and employee or renter status (as already decided); booking, POS, and payment tools; deposit and no-show policy; gift card tracking; English and Spanish needs; and who owns Google, domain, and Instagram logins.
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Websites, Apps & Systems, or custom software — which fits
A phone-first site with a visual menu, galleries, booking links, and local search foundation fits Business Websites. Design-aware requests, reminder and deposit workflows, a walk-in waitlist, client records and fill prompts, per-tech schedules, or a gift card ledger on existing TwoQM software and reusable systems fit Business Apps & Systems. A salon- or brand-specific workflow no existing setting or reusable system fixes — such as a multi-location suite-rental platform with its own renter portal and rent ledger — fits Custom Software.
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When you don't need custom work
If your booking app already handles every tech, deposits, reminders, and a waitlist, and your Google profile is correct, start there: put the booking link and one menu on a clean site and fix login ownership first.
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Pricing
Nail salon projects use the same three TwoQM pricing categories as every other business, with no special nail-salon discount. The summary below comes directly from the pricing page.
TwoQM pricing
- Business WebsitesStarting at $199/month*Standard design and setup fee: $500. Waived for qualifying new clients.
- Business Apps & SystemsStarting at $449/month*Standard development and onboarding fee: $1,500. Waived for qualifying launches.
- Custom SoftwareCustom QuotePricing is based on scope, complexity, development requirements, integrations, hosting, and ongoing support.
The $449 starting price covers deployment, configuration, and limited customization of existing TwoQM software and reusable systems. It does not include unlimited development or a completely new application built from scratch.
*Introductory offer for qualifying new clients. Qualifying waived-fee projects require a 12-month minimum service agreement. Final pricing depends on your requirements and scope.
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Foundation — domain email, hosting, one operator
TwoQM keeps the website, domain email, and hosting under one Brownsville operator. You can host your website yourself after paying the full one-time website price, which is based on the scope of work.
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Related beauty and appointment pages
Hair salons handle longer color processing, formulas, and product usage; barbershops balance walk-in queues and chair renters; fitness studios and retail shops share appointment and gift card workflows.
One accountable relationship
More than a good-looking page.
Custom software and portals
Business systems and integrations
Automation and AI with human review
Websites and maintenance
Direct answers
Common questions from nail salons.
Does TwoQM use a generic template for nail salons?
No. These are common capabilities, but every project is planned around the company’s brand, customers, services, and real workflow.
Can you connect appointments, inquiries, or estimates?
Yes. TwoQM can plan forms, booking, notifications, and connections to the appropriate systems.
Can the website be English and Spanish?
Yes. Content, navigation, forms, and technical foundations can be designed as one coherent bilingual experience.
Can clients choose removal, length, and nail art when they book?
Yes. TwoQM can plan a booking request where the client picks removal, length or shape, and art level, and attaches a reference photo, so the appointment gets the right tech and time — or comes back for a quote first. The salon sets the rules. See connected systems.
Can you add deposits and a no-show policy to booking?
TwoQM can show your written cancellation and no-show policy at booking and set up reminders; deposits or card-on-file are added only where your booking or payment tool supports them. TwoQM doesn't process payments or hold funds. See business automation.
What does it cost to start?
Business Websites start at $199/month (standard $500 setup fee); Business Apps & Systems start at $449/month (standard $1,500 onboarding fee; does not include unlimited development or a new app built from scratch); custom software is quoted in writing. Both fees are waived as an introductory offer for qualifying new clients with a 12-month minimum service agreement. See pricing.
Let’s talk about your business
Your industry is context. Your business is still unique.
Or email juan@twoqm.com / admin@twoqmllc.com.