Rules set once. Followed in every salon.
The franchisor sets the brand rules and each franchisee changes only what they may. Dayrun answers, runs the queue and sends overflow to the nearest salon with a spot.
The same day, handled.
Without Dayrun
- Each salon quotes prices and policies its own way
- A new price takes weeks to reach every stylist
- A full salon sends clients away while the next one is quiet
- Discounts get given without anyone signing off
With Dayrun
- Every call is answered to the brand's rules
- Stylists get the current price on staff WhatsApp
- Overflow goes to the nearest salon with a spot free
- Refunds, credits and discounts wait for approval
A Saturday across the network
- 7:30 am
Head office changes the price list
The franchisor sets it once. Sophie quotes the new price on every call and Tess answers stylists who ask on staff WhatsApp.
- 9:50 am
A franchisee wants a quiet morning filled
They change only what head office allows. Leo fills the quiet hours with regulars who are due, and any discount waits for approval.
- 12:20 pm
One salon is flat out
Ava gives clients their real wait, holds a spot and offers the nearest salon with a spot free now. Nothing is double booked.
12:23HHarbour Haironline- Today
Message - 4:45 pm
A client isn't happy with a cut
Nora handles the 7-day guarantee and hands it to the franchisee with the whole story. The franchisee hears it first.
4:47HHarbour Haironline- Today
Message
Good morning, Mia
Saturday · Northside, both shops open
Three jobs, done every time.
Answers to the brand's rules
Every salon's calls are answered the same way, in that salon's name.
Sends overflow nearby
Live waits and nearest-salon offers. A spot is held, never double booked.
Keeps stylists current
Tess answers policy, price, product and shift questions on staff WhatsApp.
What missed calls cost a salon.
A typical US salon, worked out in the open. Cited figures link to their source, and every assumption says so.
An estimate, not a promise. Salon revenue is the Census 2024 total for US beauty salons divided by the 77,881 salons the Bureau of Labor Statistics counted that year, so it covers salons with employees. The 21% is what consumers told CallRail they do, not measured behaviour. The phone share, the unanswered rate and the 80% are assumptions.
Built to run inside your business.
The franchisor sets the rules
Network prices, rules and what each salon may override are decided once.
Franchisees keep their say
Each salon changes only what it is allowed to, and nothing more.
Approval before it costs
Refunds, credits and discounts wait for approval. Complaints reach the franchisee first.
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