Your set prices, your booking link and your reviews, before the "how much?" DM
Nail clients scroll your posts, fall for a set, then send a screenshot with "how much for this?" — and the honest answer is never one number, because length, shape and art all change it. Kudo turns your bio link into one page: your booking or deposit link first, every set and add-on as a card with a starting price, and your Google reviews underneath. A new client can add up roughly what their set costs and read how other clients' nails held up, before they book.
- Gel-X, acrylic full sets, fills and structured manicures as cards with a starting price
- Nail art, extra length and soak-off as their own cards, so the total is no surprise
- Your booking or deposit link first, your Google reviews underneath, kept in sync
- A review QR code on the table for the moment clients hold their hands up for the photo
The price is never one number
A full set is a base price, then length, then shape, then art per nail, then a soak-off if they are coming from another tech. Put the base on the set card and each extra on its own card — "Nail art from $5 a nail", "Soak-off $15" — and a client can work out their total before they message. The DMs you still get are about a date, not a price.
A photo shows day one. A review shows week three.
Every nail photo is taken fresh, in good light, before a single dish is washed. What a new client cannot see is whether the set lifted on day ten or the tips popped off in the second week. A client who writes "still perfect at three weeks" answers that, and on Kudo that review sits under the same link your Instagram grid sends people to.
Ask at the reveal
The moment a client holds their hands up to photograph the finished set is the moment they like you most. A small stand with your review QR code next to the lamp turns that into a review while the topcoat is still curing. Ask every client the same way, whatever kind of day it was — the page is worth more when it is honest.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can clients add a photo of their nails to the review?
Yes, on Pro: photo reviews let a client attach pictures to what they write. On the free plan, reviews are a star rating and text, and your Google reviews come in as they appear on Google.
Can clients book or pay a deposit on Kudo?
No. Kudo never takes payment. Each card's Book button opens whatever you already use — your booking app, a deposit link or a DM — and the money goes straight to you.
Is it free?
Yes to start: the page, unlimited links, service cards, the review link and QR code, Google review import and 5 published reviews cost nothing. Pro adds page themes, photo reviews, shows which link gets tapped and removes the Kudo badge.