Lash studios

Booking software built for lash artists

More fills.Fewer back-and-forths.

A two-hour full set is a lot to lose to a no-show — and most booking software treats it exactly like a 15-minute touch-up. Xenla lets you protect long appointments with deposits, book full sets and refills at their real durations, and see who your most loyal clients actually are.

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What's broken today

No-shows hurt more on long appointments

A full set is hours of your time. Booking software without deposit protection puts that entire block at risk on every single client.

Full sets and refills, same duration

A refill takes a fraction of the time a full set does — most systems can't book them separately, so your calendar is either too tight or full of dead time.

Retention runs on memory

Without a system tracking who comes back and how often, your best clients get the same generic treatment as a first-timer.

What Xenla gives you

Deposit requests, paid online

Protect your long appointments with a required deposit charged at booking — set the amount per service.

Separate durations for full sets & refills

Book each service at its real length — no more guessing whether a 2-hour block is a full set or a 45-minute fill.

See your most loyal clients

A dashboard of who books you most, with an automatic thank-you when they hit a milestone — no spreadsheet required.

Client cards with notes & history

Lash style, curl, length — saved per client, so every refill starts from exactly where the last visit left off.

0% commission, always. A flat monthly fee starting at $20 — no cut of your bookings, passes, or memberships, no matter how much you grow.

Questions

Can I book full sets and refills as different services?

Yes — each gets its own duration and price, so your calendar reflects how long each actually takes.

Are deposits mandatory?

No — turn them on per service. Most lash artists require one for full sets given how much time is at stake.

What does it cost?

A flat monthly fee starting at $20, with 0% commission — no matter how full your book is.