Glamorph review
A focused esthetician workspace for treatment records, forms, photos, and booking.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Glamorph is client-management and online-booking software for independent beauty professionals and small teams. It brings appointments together with client profiles, treatment histories, session notes, sensitivities, products, signed forms, photos, payments, and expenses. Estheticians can publish a booking page, organize treatment records and progress photos, collect digital signatures, and document aftercare in a focused workspace.
The Base subscription is listed at €9.99 per month, with a 14-day trial and no free plan. It includes public online booking, client records, treatment history, consent forms, stored PDF documents, photos, formulas, allergies, payments, expenses, and access through iOS, Android, and the web app. Booking tools cover services, professionals, live availability, booking rules, reminders, and client changes. Payment features support manual balances and deposits, with optional Stripe payment collection. The displayed price may vary by country, currency, tax, or storefront.
Glamorph’s clearest strength is the depth of its treatment documentation. Digital intake, consent, patch-test, aftercare, and photo-release forms connect with notes covering products, techniques, timing, observations, outcomes, and aftercare. Before, progress, and after photos can use custom tags and search, while offline-friendly mobile records synchronize after reconnection. Small teams also get roles, logins, and bookable calendars. Choose Glamorph if treatment records, client history, forms, and booking are central to the practice. Choose another system if a salon POS or retail inventory-management replacement is a primary requirement.
Glamorph pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Digital consent, intake, patch-test, and aftercare forms
- Treatment notes, photos, allergies, and client history in one profile
- Offline-friendly mobile records with web, iOS, and Android access
- Where it doesn't
- No retail inventory-management workflow
- Payment tracking is manual unless Stripe collection is enabled
- The €9.99 price may vary by country, currency, tax, or storefront
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