Let your session bookings fill on their own.
Let clients reserve a suitable session time themselves; send an automatic reminder when the next session is due. Your phone less busy, your calendar fuller.
We build a sample of your site first — if you don’t like it, you owe us nothing.
Laser hair removal is a session business: clients come multiple times at set intervals. At that pace, running bookings over the phone and a paper book gets hard — sessions slip, intervals drift, slots go empty. gimmo gives your center a site on your own domain plus online booking: clients pick a suitable session time themselves, and confirmation and reminders go out automatically. When the next session is due, a reminder keeps clients on track; the center stays busier and the calendar runs in order.
Online session booking
Clients pick a suitable session time and specialist themselves; confirmation and reminders are automatic. Phone traffic drops and slots don't go empty.
Session-interval reminders
Pre-appointment reminders are standard; when the next session is due a reminder brings the client back, improving regular follow-up.
A trust-building storefront
Your services, specialist team and client reviews build trust; you get found in a local "laser hair removal" search.
How it works
Live in three steps
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Define services and sessions
Add your area/package-based services with duration and price; define your specialists with their working hours.
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Clients reserve their own slot
A visitor picks the treatment area and a suitable time and reserves it themselves; a confirmation goes out instantly. Empty-slot traffic drops.
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Keep on track with reminders
A pre-appointment reminder reduces no-shows; when the next session is due the client returns via a reminder.
Plans
Due today
$1,322
Following years: $797 — domain, server, certificate and maintenance included.
All prices include VAT. We tailor the setup to the size of your business — we prepare a free sample first, and you are under no obligation if you do not like it.
What usually holds people back
What we say when we hear this
“Our session intervals depend on the device — can the system handle that?”
You set the intervals. Each service is defined with its own duration and price; how long an area takes and how much gap belongs between two sessions is your definition. The system does not impose a rule, it applies yours to the calendar.
“Our specialists change often; the calendar will break every time.”
Adding or removing a specialist happens on one screen and availability is recalculated immediately. Leave and holidays feed into the calendar too, so a departing specialist's hours are not left dangling — they are redistributed across the remaining team.
“Our competitors rank on Google and we cannot find ourselves.”
We do not promise rankings, and anyone who does is not being straight with you. What we do is lay the ground: address, location and opening hours marked up in a way search engines read, a page of its own for each treatment, and a site that loads fast on a phone. Visibility starts there.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Yes. You define each service with its own duration/price; the client picks which service they take, and the calendar and availability work accordingly.
Pre-appointment reminders are standard. For regular session tracking you can set up reminders via the client book.
Yes, you can publish your service and information texts as content pages and collect the needed details during the booking flow.
Yes. Each specialist is added with their own calendar; the client picks a specialist or is routed to the first available one.
No. You can show or hide prices; it's your choice.
Yes. If you don't have a domain yet it starts on our platform address and later moves to your name; session history and client records are unaffected by the move.
Shall we move your bookings online?
Tell us your treatment areas, packages and session lengths; we'll set up a sample site for your centre and send the link. Free.
- The mock-up is completely free.
- Usually ready the same day.
- If you don’t like it, you owe us nothing.