Clients discover salons and beauty professionals through referrals, Instagram and walk-ins — and forget to save the number. A digital card fixes that with one scan.
What to put on a salon or stylist's card
- A clean photo and your specialty. Hair, nails, skin, brows — be specific.
- A booking link. A button to your booking app, or a WhatsApp number for appointments.
- Instagram and portfolio. Link buttons to where your work lives.
- Opening hours and location. A text section for hours, plus a Google Directions icon.
- Google Reviews. Let happy clients leave a review straight from the card.
- Price list or menu. Link to a PDF or page, or summarise it in a text section.
Where to use it
- On a QR code sticker at the reception desk or styling station
- On receipts and appointment reminder cards
- On an NFC card or stand at the front desk
Every stylist, one shared look
If the salon has several stylists, give each their own card and address, and apply one theme with the salon's brand colours to all of them. Update the theme once and every stylist's card updates together.
Turn walk-ins into repeat bookings
With a Premium card, Exchange Contact lets a client leave their name and number without you writing anything down, and every enquiry lands in your lead inbox for follow-up and rebooking reminders.
Frequently asked questions
Can clients book an appointment directly from the card?
Add a button linking to your booking system or WhatsApp — the card takes them straight there.
Can each stylist have their own card under one salon brand?
Yes. Give each stylist their own card and address, and apply the salon's shared theme to keep the look consistent.
Create your free digital business card — Start free — no app to install and no card details needed.