Multi-location
Each venue keeps its own hours, prices and look. Your clients, calendar and numbers stay together, and clients choose the venue when they book.
Where would you like your appointment?
Their side
The real page, running here, exactly as a client meets it: both shopfronts to choose between, the studio's own work under them, and both rooms' maps and opening weeks side by side.
Scroll inside the page for the studio's work and both rooms' maps and hours. Nova is a stand-in - the logo, the colours, the covers, the rooms and every price are the operator's own - and the two addresses are Gold Coast tram stops, not anyone's shop.
Your side
Set each venue up once. Magic keeps the rooms apart where it matters and together where it counts.
Each venue, its own setup
Hours, services and prices.
One shared client list.
One business
A separate account per venue splits your clients and your numbers in two. Magic keeps them whole.
Questions
Yes. A service can carry its own price or duration at each venue. Anything you don't override stays at the default everywhere.
When two or more venues are enabled, the booking page asks where they'd like their appointment first, with a photo of each. A mobile venue tells them you come to them.
Yes. Each service lists the venues it's available at, and the booking page only offers it there.
Yes. A team member has a home venue and any others they also work at, and you can pick the weekdays they work at each one. Leave the days blank and they are bookable at that venue on any of their working days.
Yes. The calendar, the home page and reports filter to one venue or show the whole business, and Analytics has a By location table that shows every venue side by side whatever the filter is set to.
The move itself is free, and there is no card to get started. You can stop at any time.
Move both rooms at once: venues, opening hours, per-venue prices and team, set up and checked with you before you open on it.
