Doesn’t make up prices
Price depends on hair length or the stylist? The assistant doesn’t work it out itself: it only quotes prices from your materials and passes the rest to the front desk.
ServicesAI chatbot for website and TelegramFor a beauty salon
AI assistant for beauty salons
An AI assistant for your beauty salon answers clients on your website and in Telegram: how long a treatment takes, how to prepare, what to do after. Even at night. Tricky questions go to you.
Just write — I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
I’m Gordey’s AI assistant — real, not a recording. I reply in a few seconds.
who it’s for
Salon clients write when they’re free: after work, late in the evening, at night. The questions are almost always the same: how long it takes, whether to do anything before the treatment, when to come back for a touch-up. While the receptionist is busy with someone at the desk, the message waits.
The assistant fits a beauty salon, a nail or brow studio, a barbershop — anywhere clients hear the same explanations every day. It knows only your services, care notes and hours, and leaves personal advice for each client to the stylist.
Gordey Fisun · updated
limits
The assistant knows only what’s yours: services, care notes, hours. When it has no answer, it brings you in.
Price depends on hair length or the stylist? The assistant doesn’t work it out itself: it only quotes prices from your materials and passes the rest to the front desk.
The assistant never promises an open slot it can’t see. If you have online booking, it shares the link. If not, it passes the chat on with the client’s contact, and you confirm the time.
Only a stylist can say what’s best for a client’s hair or skin. The assistant doesn’t settle these questions itself — it passes you the whole conversation.
A client writes at 12:30 a.m. — the assistant replies right away, and in the morning the front desk sees the whole chat and her contact in Telegram.
Treatment names, how you address clients, the tone — just like yours. Updated your aftercare note? Edit the text, and the assistant answers the new way right away.
what you get
When a client is ready to come in, the assistant sends you or your receptionist the whole chat in Telegram with her name and contact. You confirm the time, and nobody gets lost between messages.
How long coloring takes, whether to come with mascara on, what to bring to a first treatment — it answers from your descriptions, not from the internet.
When brows can get wet after lamination, how soon to come back for a touch-up — in your words, from your care note.
How to find the entrance, what time you close on Saturday, whether you’re open on holidays — the things the front desk explains every day, the assistant handles.
how it works
All I need from you is what the front desk already explains every day. I do the rest.
You tell me which questions come in most often and which of them the front desk is happy to hand over to the assistant.
Service list, treatment descriptions, aftercare notes, hours — what you already have. I tell you what’s missing.
You write to the assistant like a client at 2 a.m.: “How long does lamination last?” We fix anything inaccurate before launch.
The assistant answers on your website or in Telegram, and handed-off chats come to you or your receptionist in Telegram.
Questions
A salon AI assistant answers clients about services, treatment length, prep, aftercare, address and hours — only from your materials, even at night. If something isn’t in your materials, it doesn’t make it up — it passes the chat to you.
The assistant only quotes the prices you’ve put into the materials yourself. If the amount depends on hair length, the stylist or the condition of her nails, it doesn’t work it out itself — it passes the question to the front desk.
The AI assistant doesn’t add bookings to your schedule itself: it sends you the whole chat in Telegram with the client’s name and contact, and you confirm the time. If you want clients to pick an open slot themselves, that’s a separate service, “Online booking,” and the assistant will share its link.
The assistant tells clients about your treatments the way you described them: what’s included, how long it takes, how to prepare. What’s best for her hair or skin, it doesn’t decide — it passes that question to the stylist with the whole chat.
What you already have is enough: your service list, treatment descriptions, aftercare notes, address, hours and the front desk’s typical replies from client chats. No need to write anything from scratch — I’ll tell you what’s missing.
I’ll personally quote the exact price of an assistant for your salon after our first conversation — and it won’t go up after that.