Solo lash artists
One bed, a full column, and no receptionist.
- Clients book, reschedule and pay the deposit without messaging you
- Reminders go out on their own, so you are not texting between sets
- A monthly fee that makes sense for one person
For Australian lash studios and lash artists · Built in Australia
Lash salon software — infill cycles, patch tests and a column that stays full.
Lash work runs on a clock. A full set is two hours, an infill is forty-five minutes, and a client who slips from two weeks to four needs a full set again — and blames you for the bill. Trimsy books each service at its real length, gets the patch test and consent done before they arrive, and keeps every client on their cycle. No commission.
14 days free · No credit card · $24.99/mo
The problem
What lash studios struggle with
- A two-hour full set and a forty-five-minute infill booked as the same slot
- Clients who drift past their infill window and arrive needing a full set
- Patch tests and consent forms done at the bed, eating into the appointment
- A no-show on a two-hour booking — the most expensive gap in the week
- Bookings arranged through Instagram messages at eleven at night
- No record of the map, the curl and the lengths from last time
With Trimsy
What changes
- Every service at its own length and price — full set, infill, removal, lift and tint
- Clients rebooked on their cycle and reminded before the window closes
- Patch-test and consent forms completed before the appointment and kept on file
- A deposit to confirm, so a two-hour gap is never free to the client
- Your own booking page for the link in your bio — open while you sleep
- Lash map, curl, lengths and photos on the client, ready for next time
A studio, a room, or a bed at home
Most lash businesses start as one artist. Trimsy works at that size and keeps working when you add a second bed.
Lash studios
Several artists, different levels, and clients loyal to one of them.
- Clients book their own artist, or the first one free
- Each artist with their own services and their own hours
- Each artist’s takings, for commission or chair rent
Lash and brow bars
Lashes beside brows, tints and lifts — short services and walk-ins.
- Short services fill the gaps around long ones
- Walk-ins join a queue instead of being turned away
- Add-ons priced and timed properly
Why it matters
The client who came back at four weeks
The most common argument in a lash studio is about an infill that is no longer an infill. The client booked forty-five minutes, arrives with a third of her lashes left, and the choice is between a rushed job, a day that runs an hour late, or charging for a full set she was not expecting. It is a scheduling problem dressed up as a customer-service one: she was never reminded, and the booking did not know the difference.
Rebooking on the cycle before she leaves, and reminding her before the window closes, is what stops it happening — and it is the part of the job nobody has time to do by hand.
- Separate durations and prices for full sets and infills
- Patch tests and style notes on the client card
- Deposits that hold a two-hour appointment
- Flat pricing — no commission on a booking
- Australian support, in Australian hours
Everything a lash studio needs, in one tool
From the link in your bio and the patch test to the lash map, the infill reminder and the rebook.
Services at their real length
Classic, hybrid and volume full sets, two- and three-week infills, removals, lifts and tints — each with its own duration and price.
Infill cycles
Regulars rebooked at the interval you set and reminded, so they stay inside the infill window.
Patch test and consent
Forms sent ahead, completed before arrival, and stored on the client with the date signed.
Deposits
A fixed amount or a percentage to confirm a booking. Unpaid bookings release themselves.
Lash notes
Map, curl, diameter, lengths and adhesive on the client’s record, so the next set starts from the last one.
Before and after
Photos on the client’s file — for their record and for your portfolio.
Booking page for your bio
Your own page with your services, prices and availability. No marketplace, no commission.
Reminders
Confirmation at booking and reminders before the appointment, by SMS and email.
Online reschedule
Clients move their own appointment within the rules you set, instead of messaging you.
Packs
Sell a pack of infills up front and the balance counts down by itself.
Aftercare retail
Cleanser and brushes sold on the same sale, against the client’s record.
Loyalty
Points on every visit, with rules you set. Clients see their own balance.
What it costs
From $24.99 a month.
A flat monthly fee in AUD. Nothing per booking, nothing per job, and the card rate you pay is your provider's own — Trimsy adds nothing to it.
$24.99 /month
$24.99/mo · $49.99/mo
- No commission
- No per-job fee
- All features on your plan included
- Add extra staff any time
- Cancel any time
What lash artists ask before they switch
Every answer here is checked against the product, including the bits that are a plain no.
Start free trialCan I book a full set and an infill at different lengths?
Yes. Every service has its own duration and price — a two-hour volume set, a forty-five-minute two-week infill, a longer three-week infill, a removal. Online booking only offers a slot that actually fits the service chosen.
Can clients do their patch test and consent form before they arrive?
Yes. You build the form, it is sent ahead and completed before the appointment, and it is stored on the client’s record with the date it was signed.
How do I stop no-shows on long appointments?
Require a deposit to confirm — a fixed amount or a percentage. Bookings that are not paid are held as pending and release themselves, and reminders go out automatically before the appointment. With a card on file you can also charge a no-show fee from the booking.
Can I put a booking link in my Instagram bio?
Yes. You get your own booking page with your services, prices and live availability. Clients book and pay the deposit there — it is your page, not a marketplace listing, and there is no commission.
I work alone from home. Is this overkill?
No — most lash businesses start that way. Essential is $24.99 AUD a month for one person, and the things that matter most to a solo artist are the ones it does by itself: taking bookings while you are working, sending reminders, and holding deposits.
What does it cost when I add another artist?
Essential includes one staff member and Growth, at $49.99, includes three. Any extra artist is $7 a month on either plan. There is a 14-day free trial that does not ask for a card.
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How Trimsy compares
See how Trimsy stacks up against the booking apps you may be using now — on price, commission, and what you keep.
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