Hair Salons · Phoenix AZ
Booking software for hair salons in Phoenix
For 2023 the Census Bureau's County Business Patterns lists 1,310 employer beauty salons in the Phoenix metro area, 839 of them in the under-five-employees bracket.
BookAndGo is built for that shape of salon: one calendar for the whole team, a booking page clients can open whenever they like, and email confirmations and reminders on every appointment.
Online booking around the clock
Clients book from your page any time, and the slot comes off your calendar the moment they do.
Email confirmations and reminders
Every booking is confirmed and reminded by email, so fewer clients forget.
Invoices from the booking
Raise an invoice from the appointment, with the sales tax rate you set.
Built for Phoenix hair salons
Phoenix had 1,310 employer beauty salons, and the five-to-nine group is unusually strong at 269, about one in five salons. Only 64 percent were in the smallest bracket. Salons of five to nine people are big enough that the owner cannot hold the whole schedule in their head and small enough that nobody is hired just to run the desk, which is the gap an online booking page and a shared calendar fill. Maricopa County holds 1,265 of those salons and Pinal County just 45, so nearly the whole Phoenix salon market with employees sits in Maricopa.
Those counts are for the full Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ metro, made up of Maricopa and Pinal counties. The barbershop count for the same metro was 122, about 10.7 salons to each shop. County Business Patterns leaves out anyone without paid employees, so independent stylists add to the real total.
Maricopa County had 1,265 and Pinal County had 45, so Maricopa County holds 97 percent of the metro total. By headcount, 839 had under five staff, 269 had five to nine, 147 had ten to nineteen, 51 had twenty to forty-nine, 3 had fifty to ninety-nine. Phoenix's 1,310 sits nearest to Seattle, which had 1,418. With 5,102,020 people in the 2023 population estimate, Phoenix has about 25.7 per 100,000, 16 of 20 metros.
Phoenix salons are licensed by the Arizona Barbering and Cosmetology Board, which regulates hairstylists, nail techs, aestheticians, barbers, salons and schools statewide.
Frequently asked
How big is the salon market around Phoenix?
1,310 employer beauty salons in 2023 across the Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ metro, per the Census Bureau, 839 of them with fewer than five employees.
Which board licenses Phoenix salons?
The Arizona Barbering and Cosmetology Board, which covers salons as well as individual hairstylists.
Can I group services so the list is easy to read?
Yes. Group services into categories such as cuts, color and treatments, so clients are not scrolling a long flat list on their phone.
Can a booth renter keep their own schedule?
Yes. Every provider has their own working hours and services, so a stylist who rents a chair two days a week shows only on those days.
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