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Every page on polishbookapp.com and every section of the home page, with a line describing what you will find there.

Main pages

  • Home The full product story: the problem, how PolishBook works, features, results, pricing and the demo form.
  • About the author Jimenez Julien, why he built PolishBook, how the product is maintained and how to reach him.
  • Site map This page, a linked map of the whole site.

Free tools, comparisons and working documents

  • PolishBook compared with the software nail techs actually evaluatePolishBook keeps the nail record, so the real question is whether you also need the booking, payment and marketing platform wrapped around it.
  • PolishBook vs GlossGeniusGlossGenius is built for the solo beauty professional who wants booking, payments and marketing in one login, and PolishBook is built for the nail record that sits underneath whatever booking you already run.
  • PolishBook vs VagaroVagaro is built for multi service businesses that need staff scheduling, payroll and a marketplace presence, and PolishBook is built for the tech who needs to know what was on those ten nails last time.
  • PolishBook vs Square AppointmentsSquare Appointments comes at the studio from the register outward, and PolishBook comes at it from the client's ten nails inward.
  • Free calculators for nail techs, priced and timed on real numbersTwo working calculators for the two questions that decide a nail business: what a set has to cost, and how many hours a tighter rebooking interval would actually take.
  • Gel Set Price RebuilderPut your weekly rent, your product cost per set and the services you honestly fill into one place and read the price floor off the other side.
  • Rebook Interval PlannerIf every client came back when her set was actually done rather than when she remembered, this shows you the appointments and the chair hours that would create.
  • Working resources for nail salon owners and booth rentersEverything here is meant to be used at the bench: two calculators, three straight comparisons, a record card you can fill in, and a magazine that does the arithmetic of the trade.
  • Client Nail Record CardOne page per client that holds what you applied, how you prepped it, how it wore and when she is due back, so the next appointment starts with facts instead of memory.

Home page sections

  • The card box problem What shade hunting, unexplained lifting, quiet weeks and dead stock cost a studio each month.
  • How it works Four steps from building your shade shelf to letting the rebooking nudge do the chasing.
  • Features Shade history, wear time, rebooking nudges, product usage, prep notes and the technician view.
  • Results after one season Rebooking, saved chair time, repair rate and stock numbers reported by studios.
  • Studios using PolishBook Three named technicians and owners on what changed, plus the network metrics.
  • Pricing Booth Renter at $19, Salon at $49 and Salon Group at $99 per month, billed monthly.
  • FAQ Cost, setup time, data ownership, calendar integrations, cancellation and shade history value.
  • Request a demo The form that reaches Jimenez Julien directly, answered within one business day.

The Polish Room, the magazine

Legal and policies

  • Legal notice Publisher, company registration, hosting, intellectual property and applicable law.
  • Privacy policy What the form collects, retention, processors, and your GDPR and US state rights.
  • Terms of service Subscription terms, billing, cancellation, data ownership and liability.

Other pages

  • Request received The confirmation page shown after the demo form is sent. Not indexed.
  • Page not found The page shown when a link no longer resolves. Not indexed.