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Payment Solutions for Beauticians & Spas
Elegant payment experiences for your beauty business—accept cards, manage bookings, and grow revenue
Payment Insights for Beauticians & Spas
Industry-specific data to help you choose the right payment solution
Avg Transaction
£40-£120
Monthly Volume
£10,000-£35,000
Preferred Methods
- • Contactless
- • Apple Pay
- • Online Booking Deposits
Peak Times
Weekends & Evenings
6 Ways to Grow Your Beauticians & Spas Business
Proven strategies from successful beauticians & spas businesses
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Sell Treatment Packages
Offer discounted bundles (e.g., 5 facials for the price of 4). Lopay's invoicing tracks package usage and sends reminders when clients need to rebook.
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Require Booking Deposits
Reduce no-shows by 75% with online deposits. Send payment links when clients book online. Lopay's 2.9% online fee is the lowest in the industry.
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Accept Payments at Client Homes
For mobile beauticians, Lopay's tap-to-pay on smartphone means you can accept cards anywhere—no WiFi or card reader needed.
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Upsell Retail Products
Add skincare products to the bill at checkout. Lopay's simple interface lets you add items in seconds, increasing revenue by 30%.
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Offer Gift Vouchers
Sell digital gift cards through Lopay's payment links. Perfect for birthdays and holidays—clients can purchase and send vouchers instantly.
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Track Therapist Performance
See which treatments and therapists generate the most revenue. Lopay's dashboard helps you optimize your service menu and staffing.
Recommended for Beauticians & Spas
Why Lopay is Perfect for Your Business
Lopay
5 ★• UK Small Businesses
Key Features
- Tap-to-pay on smartphone
- No contracts or monthly fees
- Next-day payouts
- Built-in invoicing
- FCA authorized partner
Pricing
In-Person Payments
0.79% - 1.79%
Online Payments
1.79% + £0.50
Monthly Fee
£0
Real Results from Beauticians & Spas
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"Lopay's deposit system eliminated our no-show problem. We went from 15% no-shows to less than 2%."
Glow Beauty Lounge, London
£165/month
Monthly Savings
Result
Saved £1,980 annually and recovered £3,000 in lost revenue from reduced no-shows