Set up a nail salon service menu with time and price

Gel can mean different things to different people: an overlay, a full set or a visit that also needs removal. A clear service list reduces ambiguity when recording appointments, but it must reflect the salon’s actual work. NailWage lets the owner manage services for the front desk and choose which ones appear in public booking.

What to prepare

List the services the salon actually offers and realistic durations. Avoid using one vague name for different procedures. Prepare reference prices, and handle cases requiring an inspection or clarification as a conversation rather than promising an unconditional final price.

How to use it

• Sign in, select the salon and open Services.
• Add or update the service name, reference price and duration.
• Check whether it is active, then configure qualified technicians and any required resources in availability settings.
• Before enabling booking, select the services to publish and review the menu as a new customer would.

An example to check

For example, a basic manicure might take 30 minutes while a design service needs longer. Listing both under one name and duration can make appointments too tight. The salon needs names and times that match its real process.

Next step

Start with a few clearly named common services. Observe actual completion times, then refine settings for future appointments.