Let's address the elephant in the room. Some people think mobile stylists are "struggling" or "in-between jobs". We know that's not true. Many mobile pros out-earn salon owners. But perception is reality.
If you send a client a blurry screenshot of a price list typed out in Apple Notes... you look amateur. You confirm their bias.
1. Justify The Price Tag
You want to charge premium prices? You need premium branding. If I'm paying $200 for you to come to my house, I expect a seamless, digital experience. A professional booking page says: "I take this seriously. I am worth the money."
2. Safety (The Big One)
This is for the ladies. When you accept bookings via DM, you often don't get full details. A booking system forces fields: Full Name, Phone, Email, Address. Scammers and creeps hate filling out forms. They prefer casual DMs. A booking form is your first line of defense. It filters out the weirdos.
3. Terms & Conditions
"Oh I didn't know I had to have clean hair!" "Oh I didn't know there was a travel fee!"
In a DM, nobody reads your "Pinned Post". On a booking page, you can force them to click a checkbox: "I agree to the travel policy." Now you have a receipt. No arguments.
Conclusion
Dress for the job you want. If you want to be treated like a high-end concierge service, look like one.
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