Everything in one view
Site map
Every page on shearhold.com and every section of the home page, with a line about what you will find there.
Free tools, comparisons and working documents
- ShearHold compared with the booking apps stylists actually shortlistMost salon software is built to run a whole business, while ShearHold is built to make sure the chair you blocked out for a full head of foils gets paid for.
- ShearHold vs GlossGeniusShearHold is a deposit and no show layer for one chair, while GlossGenius is a broad business platform for independent beauty professionals who want more of the business in one app.
- ShearHold vs Square AppointmentsSquare Appointments is general purpose scheduling attached to a payments company that serves many trades, while ShearHold is a deposit and no show tool written for a chair that sells time in four hour color blocks.
- ShearHold vs VagaroVagaro is a salon and spa management suite with a client facing marketplace built for a staffed front desk, while ShearHold is a deposit and no show tool for the stylist who is the front desk.
- Calculators for stylists who sell their chair by the hourTwo working calculators for a rented chair: one that prices what no shows take out of your year, and one that tells you how many color clients your day can really hold.
- No-Show Cost CalculatorPut in your weekly bookings, your average ticket and the deposit you are thinking of charging, and see the annual gap in plain dollars.
- Color Day Capacity PlannerEnter your chair hours and your real service timings, and see how many color heads fit before the day starts running over.
- Resources for stylists who own their own bookEverything here is built for a rented chair: what no shows cost, how many color heads a day holds, which booking tool fits, and how to roll out a deposit policy that sticks.
- Deposit Rollout ChecklistFour stages that take you from no policy at all to deposits collected on every color booking, without a single awkward conversation at the shampoo bowl.
Home page sections
- What an empty chair costsThe dollars, hours and bookings a stylist loses when nothing holds the slot.
- How it worksFour steps from setting your deposit to capturing a fee and refilling the time.
- FeaturesSix things ShearHold does daily, from per service deposits to two way calendar sync.
- ResultsRecovery per chair, no show rates and refill rates measured across US accounts.
- Stylist storiesThree named accounts in Charlotte, Tucson and Nashville on what changed for them.
- PricingBooth Renter, Salon and Salon Group plans with what each one includes.
- QuestionsCost, setup time, card storage, integrations, cancellation and the client objection.
- Request a walkthroughThe form that reaches Jimenez Julien directly, plus a direct email address.
The Rented Chair, the magazine
- The Rented ChairThe magazine index, with all nine reports on deposits, pricing, licensing and the daily book.
- How to Write a Salon No-Show Policy Clients Will Actually SignSetting the notice window, choosing a deposit or a card hold, and wording a policy clients agree to.
- Booth Rent vs Commission: A Line by Line Cost ComparisonRent, product, laundry, card processing and taxes compared expense by expense across the same 30 client week.
- Seven Color Pricing Mistakes That Eat a Colorist's MarginThe seven pricing habits that quietly drain color profit, and the specific change that fixes each one.
- Booth Renter or Employee: The Tests That Decide Your StatusThe IRS common law test, the stricter state rules and what a compliant rental agreement has to spell out.
- Anatomy of a No-Show Fee Chargeback, Start to FinishOne fifty dollar fee followed from the charge to the closed dispute, with the evidence that wins it.
- Salon Suites and License Reciprocity: What Is Changing for RentersSuite leases, universal license recognition and shorter training hours, and what to negotiate next.
- The Station Checklist a Cosmetology Board Inspector RunsDisinfectant contact time, tool storage, license display and laundry, checked the way an inspector checks them.
- Break Even Math for a Rented Chair: Rent, Backbar and FeesFixed rent, backbar, card fees and self-employment tax turned into the service count that covers a month.
- A Saturday of Double Booked Color, Hour by HourA stacked Saturday walked through hour by hour, and the point where a fourth booking breaks the day.
Legal and policy
- Legal noticePublisher identity, registration numbers, hosting, intellectual property and liability.
- Privacy policyExactly which form fields are collected, who processes them and how long they are kept.
- Terms of serviceSubscription terms, billing, cancellation, data ownership and governing law.
Utility pages
- Request receivedThe confirmation shown after the request form is sent, with expected reply times.
- Page not foundThe page shown when a link points at something that is not here.
- Email the publisherWrite to Jimenez Julien directly instead of using a form.