POS for salons & spas

Salon & Spa POS Options

Salon checkout connects appointments, services, retail products, and staff. ProudPay helps you connect with specialists to explore POS and payment options that fit how your salon or spa works.

No obligation. No guaranteed approval.

Illustrative scene of a salon owner using a tablet at her reception counter.

Follow the appointment to checkout

Explain how clients book, which services they select, and what may change during the appointment. Include retail purchases, tips, prepaid packages, or deposits if you use them. Ask for a demonstration that follows one client through the entire visit.

Describe your staffing model as well. An employed team, independent practitioners, and rented chairs can involve different payment and reporting arrangements. Make clear which business sells each service and receives the funds.

Ask about the details your team uses

Build the comparison around your booking and checkout routines.

  • Connecting the appointment to the final services charged
  • Handling deposits, cancellations, and refunds
  • Recording tips and identifying the service provider
  • Selling and tracking retail products
  • Applying packages, memberships, or gift balances
  • Controlling staff access to customer and sales records

Check migration and support

If you already use booking software, ask whether it can remain in place and how payment information would move between systems. Confirm which client and appointment records can be imported. Review setup, recurring fees, hardware, training, and ongoing support before choosing.

Explore booking, checkout, and payment options with our partners. Confirm the features and account terms that support your salon or spa.

Common questions

Can I keep my current appointment software?

Potentially. Share its name and your workflow so the specialist can check compatibility and explain any manual steps or additional costs.

Can independent practitioners share a checkout?

Explain the legal business and payment arrangements for each practitioner. The provider must assess whether and how that structure can be supported.

Ready for a closer look?

Tell us about your business. We’ll help you start the right conversation.