For independent hair stylists
ChairIQ predicts which clients are about to lapse and tells you exactly what to say to bring them back — before they forget you exist.
How it works
Connect GlossGenius, Vagaro, or enter clients manually. ChairIQ learns their visit patterns, preferences, and typical gaps between appointments.
For each client, ChairIQ calculates a lapse risk score — how likely they are to go silent in the next 4-8 weeks. High-risk clients rise to the top.
ChairIQ writes the message for you. Personalized, in your voice, ready to send via text or email. One tap and you're back to cutting hair.
Built for solo stylists, not salon chains
Not a CRM. Not a booking tool. A prediction machine. ChairIQ watches your client base and flags who's drifting before you even notice.
Drafts personalized texts and emails for every at-risk client. You approve, you send. No templates, no cold generic messages.
Every morning: a ranked list of who to reach out to today, how likely they are to return, and what worked last time. No guessing.
See exactly how many clients you've reactivated and how much revenue you've recovered. Real numbers, not vanity metrics.
The quiet loss
They lose them to silence. A client goes 6 weeks without a reminder. They find someone else. They never knew you were thinking about them.
ChairIQ was built around one truth: the money is in the clients you already have. It costs 5x more to acquire a new client than to bring back a lapsed one. Most salon software optimizes for new bookings. ChairIQ optimizes for the clients you've already earned.
clients who lapse after 8 weeks never return to the same stylist
average annual revenue lost per 50-client roster to silent churn
Simple pricing
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Compare: GlossGenius $24/mo · Vagaro $25-85/mo · Mindbody $99+/mo — none of them predict client lapse.
No longer in beta
They're working predictive. ChairIQ makes that accessible for the solo stylist who can't afford an agency or a full-time receptionist.
Your best clients didn't find you by accident. Neither did losing them.