Salon booking that works for you

Yes. The free plan gives you a booking page, unlimited visits, email reminders with a calendar entry, messages in the client's language and the calendar subscription for your specialist, up to 100 clients, with no bank card and no trial period. You move to Premium only when you want SMS, several specialists or locations, more than 100 clients, campaigns or reports.

On Premium, nothing from DEK: messages go out through your Android phone and a free asms.lt account, so your operator's plan applies. How many you can send depends on your operator and asms.lt plan limits; foreign numbers cost operator rates, and landlines cannot receive SMS. On VIP the price includes 500 Premium SMS a month for every specialist: they go out from the sender name DEK, so no phone of your own is needed, and unused ones do not carry over to the next month. SMS works on Premium and VIP.

Yes. On the client card, in the new-visit dialog or in a CSV import column you pick the language: Lithuanian, English, Russian or Polish. From then on every SMS and email about her visits goes out in it, even if you only customised the Lithuanian template. By default clients get the salon's language, usually Lithuanian.

No. Every specialist has a private calendar link they subscribe to once in Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar, and all visits, changes and cancellations appear on their phone by themselves. Calendar apps refresh on their own schedule: Google usually every few hours, Apple and Outlook as configured. It is a subscription, not two-way sync: changes are made in DEK.

Yes, on Premium. The SMS page shows client replies, automatic reminders and your own messages in one thread; you type on the computer and the message leaves through your phone and your number. A YES reply confirms the visit, NO cancels it. Replies arrive within minutes, and an unknown number becomes a client in two clicks. YES and NO replies work for messages sent through your phone; a client cannot reply to a Premium SMS (VIP plan, sender name DEK), so they confirm the visit by the link in the message.

Campaigns reach only clients marked as agreeing to marketing who have an email; every email carries an unsubscribe link, opt-outs are honoured automatically, and visit reminders never depend on it. DEK keeps the agreement as a mark on the client card, without a date or wording, so keep your own proof of consent where you need it. You are the data controller, DEK the processor: the Data Processing Agreement and privacy policy are published, client data is stored in the EU (the service database in Lithuania, campaign lists on Hostinger servers in the EU), and card payments are handled by Stripe.

No. The app contains a detailed step-by-step manual with real screenshots in Lithuanian, English, Russian and Polish, separately for each role, and on every page a Help button opens the questions about that very page. The manual is available after signing in to your DEK account.

The demo salon opens in this page's language (Lithuanian on the Lithuanian page) and you can switch it. You can book as a client, enter as the owner or as a specialist without signing up. Nothing real happens: no messages are sent, settings are locked, and the demo resets every night. The demo is shared, so anything you enter is visible to others until it is cleared.

No. Clients book on your booking page in the browser, with no app and no account, and confirm, move or cancel a visit from the link in the email or SMS.

Yes, from any program that exports CSV (from Excel: Save As CSV): duplicates are merged, phone numbers tidied and the language taken from a column.