For salons
Instagram posts for salons, written from your price list, posted every day
Salon Instagram lives or dies on consistency, and consistency is the thing a fully booked stylist cannot give it. Dailyz writes one carousel a day from your service list, your prices, your team and your reviews, designs it in your brand at 1080x1350, and publishes it through the official Instagram API. You approve the day's post between clients; it takes about four minutes.
The photos are yours. A balayage shot on your phone under your lights will always beat stock, and the slide formats are built to hold a photo on slide one and the facts on the slides after it.
What it would post for a salon
The colour correction, two slides, no filter
Your two photos, the service name, the time it took, and the price band from your list. It says "full balayage, 3.5 hours, from $220" only if those are your numbers. Nothing about the client beyond what you wrote.
Cut, colour, treatment: what the appointment costs
Women's cut $65, gloss $45, bond treatment $35, total $145. Printed as a receipt with your booking link on the last slide. It answers the "how much for..." DM before it arrives.
How to make a blow-dry last four days
Five lines from your stylists, in their words, with the products you actually stock named. The advice post that makes the account worth following between appointments.
Curtain bangs or a blunt bob, comment A or B
Two looks from your own portfolio, one question. Comments with the keyword get the booking link by DM, which turns a poll into appointments without you touching the phone.
What you paste in
- The service menu with prices, or price bands where you quote in person.
- Each stylist's first name and what they are best known for.
- Your opening hours, the booking link, and your cancellation policy.
- Reviews, copied as written, and the photos you have permission to post.
- The products you stock and any current offer, with its end date.
If a fact is missing, the post says so. A slide that needs a price you have not entered carries a warning beside the approve button, and you fix it by typing the price or by telling the writer to drop it: "remove the price on slide 3". You never approve a guess.
Every morning Dailyz also hands you three recommendations from what is moving in the beauty niche: the pattern, an opening line written for your salon, and the format. One click writes it. It recommends the shape of what works and never copies another salon's post.
Price
One brand, every account it runs, one post a day: $99 a month. More than one brand: Unlimited, $249 a month. Start free.
Questions people ask
We quote colour in person. Can it avoid printing a price?
Yes. Leave the price out of your facts, or enter "from $X" and it prints exactly that. It cannot state a number you did not give it.
Can my receptionist run it?
Invite them by email and they share the queue with you. Give a junior stylist a guest login if you want them to draft posts but not approve or publish.
Does it post to Facebook too?
Instagram only today, through the official API from your professional account. Other networks come later and will not be charged as separate seats.
What does it cost for a salon with one account?
$99 a month. A group with several salons on separate accounts is Unlimited at $249 a month.