Salon 123

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Why switching from Phorest saved thousands & made £30,000+ revenue

"Slick saved us so much money — with Phorest we were paying about three times as much"
— Sally, Salon 123,  in Kent

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Why choose Slick and come back home?

"It saved us so much money — Phorest was quite expensive"

"When I took the salon over it was already running on Phorest. We were approached by one of the Slick reps and she gave us everything to make the switch work smoothly — and it did."

"Phorest was costing us a fortune. We were much smaller then and still paying around three times what we do now. We even had to pay extra just to get access to work on it from home. With Slick it's all there"

What's been the biggest benefit?

"In only 55 marketing messages we've already generated over £30,000 in revenue"

"The marketing is so good. The campaign messages are included in our package, so we get loads built in and it's really not costing us anything extra — but the return has been huge."

"Having a business coach built in is a great feature too. It's the kind of thing you don't get anywhere else."

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How does Slick compare on support and reliability?

"Without wishing to be corny — it's so slick, the way it updates itself immediately"

"Support is another benefit we just didn't get before. With Phorest you'd phone up and ask something and get very generic answers. With Slick it actually helps."

"Everything syncs instantly. If I do something on my phone, I walk into the office and it's already there on the computer. With the old system you could change one thing and it might take an hour before it updated everywhere else."

What would you say to owners who say switching is too much work?

"I switched because cutting costs and making money was critical: it's more than worth the few hours it takes"

"We've been with Slick for over seven years — we've grown hugely and they've supported us all the way"

"It would have been easy to stick with the old system. In the current climate, I'm not sure the business would have survived. Cutting costs and increasing our revenue has been critical in helping us survive"