Your chair is the funnel.

Scan, link, done

Every artist gets a personal invite QR code in their studio. A client scans it from your chair — or from your mirror, your business card, wherever you put it — and their account links to your studio.

Linked clients design inside your kit, send their sets straight to you, and show up in your client list with their history where it belongs.

Your invite cuts their price in half — and then some

Nailly membership for customers is $19.99 a month — but with an artist's invite it is $9.99 a month. Your QR code is that invite. You are not asking clients to buy an app; you are handing them a discount that pays for itself the first time a set comes out exactly right.

It also answers the awkward question of how to get clients onto the platform: you do not have to sell anything. “Scan this, it is cheaper, and you can design your next set in my kit” is the whole pitch.

Linked clients are returning clients

Once a client is linked, the rest of your Nailly studio starts working for you: their requests arrive makeable (kit), their bookings have statuses, their refill window triggers a reminder, and your private notes remember what they will not — the shape they settled on, the allergy they mentioned once.

The QR code is thirty seconds of setup for a client relationship the algorithm cannot take away from you.