Yes, if several independent specialists work under one roof — renting a chair or a room — and their bookings need to sit in one schedule. Each works their own weekly hours with their own set of services, clients pick a specialist themselves on the booking page, and contacts and visit history stay with the studio even when a renter leaves. The price is per business, not per seat: Free is $0 forever, Pro is $25/mo or $19/mo billed yearly, and on Pro every specialist gets their own login.
Not a feature list, but what actually happens in a day at a studio where each specialist works their own hours. If yours is a salon where the whole team works for one business, the beauty-salon page is a closer fit.
Three independent specialists — nails, brows and lashes, massage — work their own hours, and every booking sits in one studio calendar.
A confirmation right after booking, reminders 24 hours and 2 hours before: email on every plan, SMS on Pro, Telegram or Viber for clients who subscribed. Whoever can't make it cancels ahead, and the slot can go to another client.
Payment at booking for the services that need it, through LiqPay, mono or Stripe; it goes to the account connected to the studio. Analytics shows revenue, visits and no-shows per specialist — on every plan, and only the owner sees it.
Payment goes straight to the account connected to the studio — Domovleno never holds it. Your acquirer (mono or LiqPay) can issue the fiscal receipt from your own PRRO once you turn fiscalization on.
Each specialist's weekly hours, days off, time off and own set of services — side by side on one screen. The owner sees the studio's whole day, drags bookings to a new time, and the client is told about the change at once.
On Pro each specialist gets their own login and app: their bookings for the day and week, their clients, time-off requests. What the team sees — contacts, prices, notes, colleagues' busy times — you set with one rule for everyone. Bookings are created and moved by the owner, or by the client through their link.
On the booking page a client sees only the chosen specialist's services and genuinely free hours — or the gaps of everyone who does that service. A specialist can't be double-booked.
Each specialist has their own weekly hours: one working interval per weekday — say Monday 9:00–15:00 and Thursday 14:00–21:00. Single dates are closed with exceptions, and on Pro a specialist requests time off from the app for you to approve. Two shifts in one day or a daily break aren't possible in the schedule — the gap between sessions comes from the service's buffer.
Only through their hours: there is no separate booking of a chair, room or device — the schedule follows specialists. One specialist can't be double-booked, but two specialists whose hours overlap can both have clients at the same time. So if they share a chair, give them hours that don't overlap.
Not within one account. The business connects the payment provider, each location uses one, and the payment goes straight to that account — Domovleno never holds it. If fiscal receipts are set up, the acquirer (mono or LiqPay) issues them from the PRRO of that account's owner. If renters take payment into their own accounts, keep their services on pay-at-visit — it carries no fee — or let each run their own Domovleno account (then there's no shared schedule).
Not by default: the app shows only their own bookings. If you switch on colleagues' calendars, a specialist sees only “busy” blocks in them — no client name, no service. It helps renters agree on a shared chair or cover for each other without exposing anyone's clients.
Prices, amounts and payment status are hidden by default; you can open prices with the same team-wide rule. The specialist app has no studio revenue at all: analytics with revenue, visits and no-shows per specialist is for the owner only, on every plan. Domovleno doesn't calculate earnings, commissions or rent.
Domovleno runs bookings, the team's schedules and access, a shared client base, online payment and analytics. Chairs and rooms aren't booked on their own — the schedule follows specialists only, and each one's hours are a single working interval per weekday. There is no separate administrator login. Rent, commissions and payouts to specialists, stock, gift cards and memberships are not in the product yet; financial reporting with per-specialist earnings rules, gift cards and service packages are on the public roadmap, with no promised dates.
