How to use it
- Keep the time, date, and location obvious.
- Ask for a quick confirmation so the client has one easy action to take.
- Pair the reminder with your cancellation policy only when that expectation is already established.
These are meant to be useful right away, even before you switch software.
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Use this the day before or the morning of the appointment to reduce ghosting without sounding robotic or stiff.
Hi {{first_name}}, this is a reminder for your {{service_name}} appointment with {{business_name}} on {{day}} at {{time}}. If you need to reschedule, please let us know as soon as possible so we can open the spot.
Use this when a new client asks about policy or when you need a clear written version that still feels professional.
Before we book your appointment, here is our policy: appointments changed with less than {{hours_notice}} hours notice, late arrivals that shorten the service significantly, and no-shows may lose the deposit or be charged a missed-appointment fee. We keep this policy so the calendar stays fair for every client and provider.
Use this when you need a simple way to secure a booking without sounding defensive.
To lock in your {{service_name}} appointment for {{day}} at {{time}}, we take a {{deposit_amount}} deposit. It goes toward your service total and helps us hold the time just for you. Here is the secure booking link: {{booking_link}}
Use this shortly after the visit when the client still feels the result and before the next appointment slips out of mind.
Hi {{first_name}}, thanks again for coming in today. If you want your next {{service_name}} at the ideal timing, now is a good moment to grab your next spot for {{recommended_window}} from now. Here is the rebooking link: {{booking_link}}
Use this after a strong visit when the service is still fresh and the client is likely to respond quickly.
Thank you again for visiting {{business_name}} today. If your appointment felt great, would you mind leaving a quick review here? {{review_link}} It really helps new clients know what to expect.
Use this prompt when the visual is ready but the caption still slows the team down.
Write 5 Instagram caption options for a {{business_type}} post about {{service_name}}. Tone: polished, clear, and client-friendly. Include one caption that is educational, one that is promotional, one that is seasonal, and one that pushes rebooking. Keep each caption under 120 words and add a short CTA that feels natural.
Use this when you want written permission for portfolio and social use without making the message feel legalistic or awkward.
We would love to share your before and after photos as part of our portfolio and social media content. We only use them to show our work and we never need to tag you unless you want that. If you are comfortable giving permission, reply YES. If you would rather keep the photos private, reply NO and we will note that in your file.
Use this to turn rough consultation notes into a cleaner summary, follow-up, or service plan.
Turn these consultation notes into a clear client summary with: 1) the client goal, 2) the proposed service plan, 3) any prep steps, 4) aftercare reminders, and 5) the recommended timing for the next visit. Keep the tone professional, warm, and easy to understand. Notes: {{consultation_notes}}
Use this when you need a repeatable client-facing aftercare note that is cleaner than a rushed text.
Thanks again for visiting {{business_name}} today. Here are your aftercare instructions for {{service_name}}: {{aftercare_steps}}. If you have questions or anything feels unusual, reply to this message and we will help you quickly.
Use this when you want a softer retention touchpoint that feels personal without taking a lot of manual effort.
Happy birthday from {{business_name}}. We would love to see you in the chair again soon, so here is a small thank-you: {{offer}} when you book by {{deadline}}. If you want to use it, here is the booking link: {{booking_link}}
Use this when you need a fast, tasteful way to fill slower openings without training clients to wait for deep discounts every time.
We opened a few spots this week at {{business_name}} and wanted to offer them first to our current clients. If you have been thinking about {{service_name}}, we have limited openings on {{days}}. Reply to this message or use this booking link to grab one before they go: {{booking_link}}
Use this when you need a calm public response that protects the brand without escalating the situation.
Thank you for the feedback. This is not the experience we want associated with {{business_name}}. We take concerns like this seriously and would like the chance to review what happened directly. Please contact us at {{contact_method}} so we can follow up with you privately.