How tanning clients buy
Tanning sells in packages — a block of minutes or sessions — and almost every salon tracks those on a card in a drawer. The client cannot see their balance, cannot book without calling, and cannot tell which bed is free at the time they want. Meanwhile the salon has a second problem it rarely addresses on the site: skin type and safe intervals. Guidance is given verbally, inconsistently, and there is nothing to refer back to, which is a risk for the client and for the business.
What we build for a tanning salon
First, prepaid packages with a visible balance in the client's account, so minutes stop living on a card nobody can check. Second, booking by bed and time, since beds differ in type and intensity and the client is choosing between them. Third, skin-type guidance and safe intervals published per bed and enforced in the booking flow, which protects both the client and you. Fourth, reminders timed to the interval, bringing people back on schedule rather than whenever they remember.
