KRI vs Book Salon

Where KRI goes further

• The website is built when you sign upKRI creates the salon website, the booking page and starter content as soon as onboarding ends, with services pre-filled for one of 14 business types. Book Salon describes its website builder as activated through its support team, with services created one by one in the Services tab.
• Four designs, four font sets, per-section layoutsA KRI salon picks one of four designs, one of four font sets, a header style and a layout variant for the hero, services, team and footer sections, all from the dashboard. Book Salon documents a colour scheme, show/hide switches for sections and a choice of booking button style.
• Website and booking in up to three of 32 languagesThe owner picks up to three languages for the website and the booking flow, writes the salon texts in each, and confirmation and reminder emails go out in the language the client booked in. Book Salon’s public pages on its website builder and online booking do not describe language options for either.
• A page of its own for every serviceEach KRI service gets its own address on the salon website, with its own description, photos and a link into booking, so a search for one treatment can land on it. Book Salon’s documented website has a single price-list section.
• Working hours that alternate week by weekA specialist’s hours can repeat in a one- or two-week cycle, with one-off exceptions and a planned last working day, and a change can apply to this and all following weeks. Book Salon describes copying a weekly schedule to other weeks and adjusting single days.
• A printable QR code for the booking pageThe dashboard generates a QR code for the booking page as PNG or SVG, plus a poster ready to print for the mirror, desk or door. Book Salon’s help describes a short booking link for social profiles and websites.