If you are looking for nail salon software, you most likely work by yourself: a nail room at home or a small studio of your own, and a phone that goes off while you are holding a brush over someone's hand. Plenty of nail techs still run their bookings through Instagram DMs and WhatsApp, which easily eats an hour every evening.
Avana takes that over. Your sets, prices and open times sit on your own booking page, and clients book themselves, even when you have a hand under the lamp. It costs £15.99 a month, VAT included, with no commission on your sets.
The right time for every service
Each service gets its own length and price: a new set of BIAB, gel or acrylic, infills, a polish change, and removing another salon's work as an add-on. A short infill never runs into the time for a full set, and your calendar shows exactly when your desk is free.
Fewer no-shows on long appointments
A new set takes up your desk for an hour and a half or more, and a same-day cancellation is almost impossible to fill. A deposit when booking makes that set firm, and you decide which services need one. Email reminders and text reminders go out on their own, so an appointment made three weeks ago is not forgotten.
Regulars who rebook without chasing
Gel and BIAB need infills every two to three weeks. Your client records keep the colour, shape and your notes for every client, and after the set they book the next appointment through the QR code on your desk. With Avana Connect, AI answers your Instagram messages with your own prices and times in the meantime.
Teaching nails as a course
If you also teach people who want to get into nails, you can sell your training as a course through the Avana Academy, with the practical day in your usual calendar. What each plan costs is on the pricing page.
Switching with all your clients
You do not have to start from zero. Import your client list from an Excel or CSV export, or let us help you switch, services and prices included. Then share your new link in your bio and your regulars book themselves from then on.