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Hands down, your salon software is the most critical tool for managing and growing your business. This Clip-and-Save Guide helps you evaluate and compare your options.

Alison Alhamed
Alison AlhamedEditor in Chief, MODERN SALON
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July 10, 2011
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Company

TouchSuite
touchsuite.com
800-793-3204
Fax: 561-961-2983
info@touchsuite.com

Newest Product

TouchSuite Salon POS

Platforms

Windows Embedded (proprietary)

Key Features

Touch-screen, three-touch booking, double booking, integrated credit card processing, integrated gift cards, integrated direct mail and automated e-mail messaging, manages inventory/clients/products and services/reporting, for lease or purchase.

Cost

Lease from $149.95 per month, or $4,995 purchase

Training

Training via video snappets, help function on every page of system, online chat support, free 90-day phone training. After 90 days, phone training at $20 per hour.

Tech support

User's guide, phone support, online support, remote access to system. First 90 days are free. Thereafter, $20 per hour.

Take note

Perfect for salons that pay stylists using multiple methods (renters with or without their own merchant processing account, seasonal workers, commissioned employees, etc.). Built to grow along with salon, but keep costs of managing the salon fixed.


Hands down, your salon software is the most critical tool for managing and growing your business. This guide helps you evaluate and compare your options. (Links below will open in new window)

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