Booking software in New Mexico

362 beauty salons, 33 barber shops, 684 dentists' offices and 201 fitness and recreational sports centers: that is the 2023 County Business Patterns picture of New Mexico's employer businesses that run on appointments.

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Each team member gets their own calendar and availability settings, and services can be linked to the providers who offer them. Clients enter their name, email and phone number when they book, with no account to create, and returning clients are recognized automatically.

New Mexico by the numbers

In New Mexico, 362 beauty salons and 33 barber shops had at least one paid employee in 2023 (County Business Patterns 2023). Per 100,000 residents that is 17.1 salons, 43rd of 51, and 1.6 barbershops, 34th of 51. South Dakota sits closest to New Mexico on salon density, at 17.4.

Bernalillo County led New Mexico with 201 employer beauty salons, ahead of Santa Fe County (46), Doña Ana County (30), Sandoval County (17) and Chaves County (10). Bernalillo County had the most barber shops, 14. County Business Patterns publishes a barber shop row for 4 of the 33 New Mexico counties; the rest have none in its county file.

Day spas and massage wellness spas are counted under other personal care services (NAICS 812199), a broader code: New Mexico had 121, or 5.7 per 100,000. Massage therapists' offices sit inside offices of all other miscellaneous health practitioners (621399), which also covers other practitioners; New Mexico had 372. There were 684 offices of dentists, 40th on dentists per resident, and 201 fitness and recreational sports centers, 45th on that measure.

The Census Bureau population estimate for New Mexico was 2,130,256 on July 1, 2024, up 0.6 percent from the April 2020 base of 2,117,555 and 36th among the 50 states and DC. Nearest in size is Nebraska, with 2,005,465 people, 596 salons and 35 barber shops.

BookAndGo has city pages for Albuquerque. In County Business Patterns 2023, the Albuquerque, NM metro had 181 offices of all other miscellaneous health practitioners and 106 fitness and recreational sports centers. Metro figures cover every county in the Census metro definition, including any across a state line.

All 1,773 New Mexico establishments above have at least one paid employee; CBP 2023 leaves out the solo barbers, stylists and trainers who work with no payroll, so the true New Mexico count runs higher.

On offices of dentists, New Mexico (32.2 per 100,000) sits between Ohio (32.3) and Wisconsin (32.1). On fitness and recreational sports centers, New Mexico (9.5 per 100,000) sits between Alabama (9.7) and Michigan (9.2).

New Mexico on two more rates: beauty salons 17.1 per 100,000 (43rd; neighbors South Dakota 17.4 and Oklahoma 16.6); miscellaneous health practitioner offices 17.5 per 100,000 (7th; neighbors Washington 17.8 and Florida 17.3).

Dentists' offices in New Mexico concentrate in Bernalillo County 329, Santa Fe County 72 and Doña Ana County 55. Fitness and recreational sports centers: Bernalillo County 89, Santa Fe County 21 and Doña Ana County 12. Other personal care services: Bernalillo County 67 and Santa Fe County 19.

Among New Mexico's 121 other personal care services establishments, 88 (73 percent) had fewer than five staff, against 85 of 201 fitness and recreational sports centers and 231 of 684 dentists' offices.

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Frequently asked

How many beauty salons are there in New Mexico?

County Business Patterns 2023 counted 362 beauty salons with paid employees in New Mexico, plus 33 barber shops. Salons and barbers with no payroll are not included, so the real number is higher.

Which New Mexico county has the most salons?

Bernalillo County, with 201 employer beauty salons in 2023, or 56 percent of the New Mexico total.

How many fitness centers and dental offices are in New Mexico?

201 fitness and recreational sports centers and 684 offices of dentists had paid employees in New Mexico in 2023, by County Business Patterns.

Are most New Mexico salons small?

260 of New Mexico's 362 employer beauty salons, 72 percent, had fewer than five employees in 2023; for barber shops it was 27 of 33.

Do clients need an account to book?

No. Clients enter their name, email and phone number when they book, with no account to create, and returning clients are recognized automatically.