The AI phone agent for salons.
Malone calls clients back.
Startup25’s Salon Malone is a voice AI agent for salon marketing: it rings lapsed clients, makes the offer you approved, captures the appointment they ask for, and sends the conversation to your desk.
No bookings, no charge. If the week ends with no booked appointment, the $299 comes back in full.
Hear it yourself
Malone will call your phone in about a minute.
Type your salon’s name and your mobile. Malone rings you the way it rings a client who has not been in since spring: says it is the salon’s virtual concierge, makes the offer, proposes two times. Hang up, and the transcript is right here.
- One call, to your own number, inside 8am–9pm where you are
- The real Malone — same voice, same script your clients would hear
- “Take me off the list” blocks the number for good, mid-call
- No card, no account. The founder gets a note that you called.
The idea
AI books haircuts now. Malone books them for you.
An assistant that phones a salon and puts the visit on someone’s calendar is already ordinary. Malone is the same thing from your side of the phone: it calls your whole quiet list, once each, and fills the chairs.
Book me a haircut tomorrow at 12:30. I don’t care who with, just make sure it’s on my calendar.
- Thursday at 12:30 PM
- Next available stylist
Here’s everyone who hasn’t been in since spring. Offer them $25 off their next visit.
- 14 chairs this fortnight, $1,330 back
- Transcripts saved · emails sent as each landed
Voice AI, applied
Not another chatbot. A phone call that ends with a time.
Salon Malone is an outbound AI phone agent, not an inbound receptionist. It works a consented client list, has a short human-sounding conversation, and gives your front desk the requested slot and transcript.
How it works
Three things, and only three.
Drop your list
The export you already have — Square, Vagaro, Boulevard, Fresha. Consent, phones and duplicates are checked before anything rings.
Malone calls
Inside your local hours, once per person. Warm, quick, says it’s a virtual concierge, makes your offer, proposes two times.
It’s on your calendar
Every yes lands on your calendar with the transcript, and you get the email the moment it happens. Friday, the report.
Two things. The transcripts, and the calendar.
No funnels to decode. You read what Malone said and what each person answered, word for word, and you see the chairs it filled. That is the whole product.
Open the live demo- Consented numbers only, one attempt each, local hours
- Malone discloses it is a virtual concierge on every call
- “Take me off the list” is honoured before the call ends
- English or Spanish, in your voice, with your offer
The arithmetic
What your quiet list is worth.
Slide your list size and average ticket. Even a modest yes-rate on people who already loved you pays for the month many times over.
Pricing
$299 to prove it. $299 a month to keep the chairs full — locked, for the first 10 salons.
The pilot is one list, one week, one honest report. Most salons keep Malone on after that: the monthly plan works the list as it grows and reports every Friday. The first 10 salons keep it at the pilot's number, $299 a month, for as long as they stay.
Up to 400 consented names, one week of calling, one report. No auto-renew.
No bookings, no charge. If the week ends with no booked appointment, the $299 comes back in full. The terms.
Pay $299 on StripeFriday report · instant booking emails · global do-not-call list managed for you.
Consented numbers only. One attempt. Local business hours. Have counsel read your consent language first.