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Looking for recommendations:

We need something that handles salon operations well

Budget is around $223/month. What would you suggest?
Joyce Perez 👑 Master
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Susan Taylor
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208 posts
Nov 25, 2025
Training took about 3 days for our staff.
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Nancy Park
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227 posts
Nov 25, 2025
Check out the client management setting, that might help.
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Chris Green
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223 posts
Nov 25, 2025
Had the same problem, support was excellent when I contacted them.
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Nancy Sanders
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217 posts
Nov 25, 2025
Check out the commission tracking setting, that might help.
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David Wright
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198 posts
Nov 26, 2025
Great question! In my experience with Clover Go, it has been working well for us
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Angela Baker
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195 posts
Nov 26, 2025
Training took about 1 days for our staff.
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Jonathan Park
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204 posts
Nov 26, 2025
Check out the waitlist feature setting, that might help.
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Heather Brooks
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202 posts
Nov 26, 2025
Different perspective here - you might want to consider a different approach
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Marie Foster
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205 posts
Nov 26, 2025
Check out the appointment booking setting, that might help.
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Susan Taylor
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208 posts
Nov 26, 2025
Different perspective here - you might want to consider a different approach
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Tyler King
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198 posts
Nov 26, 2025
Cost us about $188/month all in. Worth it.
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Rebecca Powell
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204 posts
Nov 26, 2025
Training took about 3 days for our staff.
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Adam Young
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196 posts
Nov 26, 2025
Training took about 1 days for our staff.
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Melissa Walker
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231 posts
Nov 26, 2025
Agreed with the above. Also worth mentioning you should also check the settings
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Heather Kelly
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184 posts
Nov 27, 2025
Had the same problem, support was hit or miss when I contacted them.
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Kyle Thomas
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213 posts
Nov 27, 2025
Great question! In my experience with Presto, it has been working well for us
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Tom Hill
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221 posts
Nov 27, 2025
Cost us about $168/month all in. Worth it.
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Michelle Chen
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195 posts
Nov 27, 2025
Different perspective here - you might want to consider a different approach
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Elizabeth Mitchell
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203 posts
Nov 27, 2025
Make sure you're on the latest version. That fixed it for us.
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Tiffany Ross
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224 posts
Nov 27, 2025
Training took about 4 days for our staff.
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