Finding your way around Slotsy

Updated September 24, 2026

Once you are signed in, Slotsy shows who you are on every page — the home page and your account alike. And you can find a new salon from either, without going back to the start.

You are signed in everywhere

slotsy.io and your account are one site. The home page used to offer "Log In" even to people already signed in; now the header carries a circle with your initials.

Click it and a menu opens:

ItemWhere it goes
BookingsEvery appointment you have, upcoming and past
CompaniesSalons you have visited, favourites included
ProfileName, phone, email
Log outEnds the session and returns you to the home page

Tip: The "Get started" button beside it stays even when you are signed in — it opens a free trial for a business, which is a different thing from your customer account.

The bar at the bottom on a phone

On a phone a bar appears at the bottom of the screen and stays there as you scroll.

ButtonWhat it does
HomeBack to the start of the site
BookingsYour appointments
BookThe large round button in the middle — opens the catalogue
CompaniesSalons you have visited
ProfileYour details

Only people who are signed in see the bar. Signed out, the page looks as it always did.

Search from your account and from a salon's page

The search box is in the account header and in the bar that slides down on a salon's page as you scroll. On a computer it sits inside the dark bar; on a phone, in a row of its own beneath it. It searches the catalogue, not your own bookings.

On a salon's page that means: if this one is not for you, the next one is a search away rather than a trip back to the home page. The same box is on the Prices and Schedule tabs.

Start typing and from the second character a list appears:

What you typeWhat you get
A cityThe catalogue filtered to that city
A salon nameThat salon's own page, where you can book straight away
Anything elseA catalogue search for the phrase

The search looks only inside the country chosen in the header, next to the flag. Switch the country and the suggestions change with it.

Tip: To find a past appointment rather than a new salon, use the filters on the Bookings page — the header search always opens the catalogue.

The footer: terms, privacy and the rest

Every page now ends with a footer of four columns. It holds the things you would otherwise have to go looking for:

ColumnWhat is in it
ProductFeatures, pricing, integrations, professional setup, roadmap
CompanyAbout, blog, contact
LegalPrivacy policy, terms, GDPR, cookies, refunds

Tip: These pages used to be reachable only from the home page. Now they are also where you actually are — on a salon's page and in your account.

There is one place without a footer: the booking window embedded on a salon's own website. There you are on their page, not ours.

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