Nails and lashes
Deposits for nails and lash appointments
A polish change and a full lash set do not block the same amount of time. This page does not invent a no-show percent for either trade. It separates the short visit from the long one, using the preset numbers as a starting point you replace.
No card to start. The 7-day trial includes open bookings, then $39 a month or $390 a year. If it ends with no card, new bookings close until a plan is active. The nail preset is selected on the next step. Lash and brow is another choice on that screen.
Educational information, not legal advice.
Put the larger deposit on the longer block
The nail preset starts a manicure at a $15 flat deposit on a $35 price, 45 minutes, and a pedicure at a $20 flat deposit on a $50 price, 60 minutes. A gel set starts at 30% of a $65 price, 75 minutes. Hours start Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 to 6:00, with a 24-hour window.
The lash preset starts a classic set at 25% of a $140 price, 120 minutes. A fill starts at a $25 flat deposit on a $70 price, 60 minutes. A brow shape starts at a $15 flat deposit on a $35 price, 30 minutes. Hours start Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00 to 6:00, also with a 24-hour window. Change the prices. They are not a survey.
Each service has its own deposit. This version does not publish a service with the deposit turned off. If a five-minute polish change should not collect a deposit, leave it off the booking page.
One calendar, and the refund rule beside the price
Clients do not pick a second technician or a station. A second tech is a second shop. The booking page shows the cancellation wording you save, and the appointment keeps that window if you edit it later.
The FTC Policy Statement on Deception and the .com Disclosures guide are the same disclosure point as on the other deposit pages: a refund term that would change whether someone pays belongs next to the price, before checkout, not behind an unlabeled link. Educational, not legal advice. State or local rules can differ. Check the rules that apply to your shop before you publish a deposit or no-show fee.
The deposit checkout is created on the shop's connected Stripe account. The call does not set an application fee. The line item is the deposit. Slotward takes $0 of it. Stripe's own processing fee is between the shop and Stripe. That is separate from Slotward's $39 a month or $390 a year subscription.
Template
[Service] deposit: [amount or percent]. Cancel more than [hours] hours before the start and the deposit is refunded. Cancel inside that window, or miss the visit, and the deposit is kept. If the tech cancels, the deposit is refunded. A fill and a full set on this page can use different deposits. The client does not pick a second technician here. The window saved at booking is the one that applies. Educational, not legal advice.
Questions
Can a gel set or a full lash set require more than a manicure or a fill?
Yes. Deposit type and amount are per service. The nail preset uses flat deposits on the manicure and pedicure and a percent on the gel set. The lash preset uses a percent on the classic set and flat deposits on the fill and the brow visit.
Does this store a lash map?
No. It stores the service, the time, the contact details, and the deposit. Notes about the set stay outside Slotward.
Who keeps a missed gel set or a missed full set?
You do, on your Stripe account, when you mark the no-show after the visit was supposed to start. Slotward takes $0 of that deposit. Stripe charges its own processing fee (between the shop and Stripe). A cancel outside the saved window is refunded.
Sources
Stripe, the Code of Federal Regulations, and the Federal Register page were read on November 9, 2026. The journal articles are cited by their publication. Pages change. Recheck a live source before you rely on it.
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