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Studioloop review

#12 of 25 in Nail Salon SoftwareSalon App Builder Software

A broad salon platform for growing teams, with limited integrations and a $49 monthly entry price.

8.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Studioloop is salon management software for independent stylists, salon teams, and multi-location businesses. For nail salons, it brings online booking, embeddable booking pages, technician and nail-table scheduling, add-on services, client records, memberships, packages, loyalty, payments, retail POS, inventory, reminders, reporting, and a branded iOS client app into one cloud-based system. Its flat location-based pricing and no per-staff fees make it relevant to businesses moving beyond basic appointment scheduling.

The published plans show a clear progression. Solo costs $49 per month or $588 per year and includes an embeddable booking page, Stripe payments and retail POS, a branded iOS client app, loyalty, and client CRM. Team costs $109 per month or $1,308 per year, adding unlimited staff, staff roles, commissions, scheduling, and an AI receptionist. Multi-location costs $199 per month with annual billing and adds a shared client base, central reporting, and per-location staff and service control. Enterprise & franchises adds white-label and multi-brand support, a dedicated success manager, SSO, central billing, and volume pricing.

Its strongest fit is a salon that wants operational breadth rather than a narrow booking tool. Revenue, staff, retail, and reconciliation reports support day-to-day oversight, while memberships, bundles, gift cards, receipts, and loyalty features cover retention and sales workflows. The AI phone receptionist and daily insights add automation for businesses with more inbound demand. The tradeoff is ecosystem breadth: only Stripe Connect and Klarna are listed as integrations, and the platform is presented for web and iOS. Solo businesses may find the starting price high if they need only calendars and reminders, while growing teams and multi-location operators are better aligned with Studioloop’s broader controls.

Studioloop pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Combines booking, CRM, memberships, loyalty, POS, and inventory
    • Supports technician, staff, resource, and equipment scheduling
    • Multi-location tier adds shared clients and central reporting
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starts at $49 per month with no free plan
    • Only Stripe Connect and Klarna integrations are listed
    • Advanced multi-location features require the $199 monthly tier

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