Google reviews software for hair salons: 2026 guide

A hair salon needs 3 things

1. More Google reviews — clients read reviews before booking. A low rating makes many of them look elsewhere.

2. Online booking without middleman — Planity takes EUR 2-5 per booking. On 100 bookings/month: EUR 200-500 lost.

3. A pro website with before/after photos — portfolio is the #1 selection criterion.

Voxtya combines all 3 in a single subscription, commission-free.

How a salon collects more Google reviews with Voxtya

• QR code at the front desk and mirrors — clients scan while paying and land directly on your Google review form.
• Email after the appointment — a short, friendly message sent after the visit, with the review link.
• Prize wheel (optional) — after leaving a review, the client spins for a small perk on the next visit (a treatment, a product sample). Every client can play, whatever the rating.
• Printable flyers — ready-made counter cards and posters in your colours.

More ideas in how to get more Google reviews for a hair salon.

Replying to salon reviews without spending your evenings on it

Clients mention a colourist, a cut, the waiting time. A good reply names the detail and thanks the person; a negative review deserves a calm answer and an invitation to come back.

Voxtya's AI drafts each reply in your tone (friendly or formal, with your signature). You read it, adjust if needed, copy it and paste it on Google. Templates for tricky cases: negative review at a hair salon.

Salon software compared

Many salons keep a marketplace to be found by new clients and use Voxtya for their own website, direct bookings and Google reviews. See also hair salon booking software without commission and Voxtya vs Planity.