An AI receptionist built for nail salons

Both hands are working and the phone is across the room. Answering it means stopping a set halfway.

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Live call · Polished Nail Studio0:14
  1. Assistant:

    Polished Nail Studio, this is your assistant. How can I help?

  2. Caller:

    Hi, how much is a full set, and can you do Saturday?

Booked · Thursday 2:30 PM
Straight onto your calendar

It knows what your callers mean

“a fill”“how much for a full set”“do you do dip”“take-off and redo”“can two of us come together”

The call you can never take

The phone always rings halfway through a full set, with both your hands busy.

Answers while you work

Books gel manicure, full set of acrylics, infill and the rest of your list, without you putting anything down.

Answers what you get asked

Prices, hours, how long each service takes. It answers from what you've told it, and takes a message rather than guessing.

Answers after you've closed

You're open maybe 50 hours a week. There are 168. A call at nine on a Sunday either becomes a booking or becomes somebody else's.

Hear how it sounds

Caller: Hi, um, how much is a full set, and how long does that take, I've got somewhere to be at three.

How much, how long, and does it fit before three.

Polished Nail Studio, and she's watching the clock

0:17
  • Caller: Hi, um, how much is a full set, and how long does that take, I've got somewhere to be at three.

  • Clayta: A full set is seventy, and it runs ninety minutes, so if we start at noon you'd be out by one thirty.

  • Caller: Oh, that works, can I do noon today?

  • Clayta: Noon today with Mai, and you're in.

The price and the ninety minutes come off the shop's own list, which is why it can answer both in one breath and then work backwards to a start time.

Sample calls are demonstrations, not recordings of real customers.

The demo line

Or hear it answer a call yourself.

It answers as Bloom Salon, our imaginary shop.

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Your phone right now is a liability

When you're with a client

Rings out, then offers to take a message

Two people ring at once

The second one gets a busy tone or voicemail

After you've closed

Sits until morning, and by then they have booked elsewhere

A caller who speaks Spanish

An English greeting they may not finish listening to

Knowing what was said

A name on a notepad, if that

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Questions from nail salons

A lot of my clients prefer to book in Spanish. Can it do that?

Yes. It switches to Spanish when it hears Spanish, mid-call, and the rest of the conversation follows. That includes the details it reads back.

People always ring to ask prices. Will it answer or just take a message?

It answers from your price list, word for word. Something you have not priced becomes a message, not a guess you would then have to honor.

Two friends want to come in together. Can it book that?

It books what your calendar can take. Two technicians free at the same time, it offers that slot. If not, the nearest pair of times.

More answers in the help center, or see exactly what Clayta does and doesn’t do.

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