Client contacts are scattered
Information lives in phone notes, Instagram, messengers and a notebook at the front desk.
Risk of losing important data and clients.
Keep contacts, visit history, money spent and notes for every client. All the information is always at hand — no manual spreadsheets, no lost data.

Managing clients by hand takes time, increases the risk of errors and gets in the way of growing your business and earning more.
Information lives in phone notes, Instagram, messengers and a notebook at the front desk.
Risk of losing important data and clients.
There's no reminder system or analytics on who's worth winning back.
Clients forget about you and go to competitors.
There's no analytics on each client's visits and spending.
You don't focus on the ones who bring in the most revenue.
There's no history of bookings, preferences or important notes.
Clients don't feel looked after.
A CRM for solo pros and studios — your whole client base at hand, not a single contact lost.


Every client automatically gets a status based on behavior — the list shows right away how many clients are in each status. You see the problem without opening a single report.

Create your own client categories — with an icon, color and name (“VIP”, “Favorites”, “Difficult” — anything).
You can attach a loyalty program to each category:
A fixed percentage off all services
A percentage in points the client spends next time, plus a birthday bonus

A personal approach, special terms and priority booking
Earned in points on every purchase
Write anything about a client in free form. And if you add a date — Soloist will remind you on time, so nothing gets lost.

Powerful search and flexible filters help you quickly find the clients you need in any situation. All the tools are under your control.

Instant search
Find a client by name or phone in seconds
Filter by status and category
Show only the client groups you need
Column settings
Choose which data to show in the client list
The system won't let you create a second client with the same phone number — the base stays clean without manual policing.

A client with this number already exists in the base
A client with the number +380 97 123 45 67 is already in the system.
Soloist offers more tools for your business and helps you manage it efficiently every day.
Start for free, upgrade when you're ready.
Free for 7 days. No credit card required.
SMS are billed separately — $0.01 per message of up to 70 characters.
Free for 7 days. No credit card required.
SMS are billed separately — $0.01 per message of up to 70 characters.
Free for 7 days. No credit card required.
Included in plan: 1 · +$5.83 per location
SMS are billed separately — $0.01 per message of up to 70 characters.
Automatically — as soon as a booking is created (by the client online or by you manually). Or add a card yourself in a couple of seconds.
Yes, but only from your phone's contact book — numbers are imported as a list in a few seconds. After that the base fills itself as new bookings come in, or you add clients by hand.
Only you and your team. Clients don't see their cards or private notes.
The system recognizes the phone number and won't create a duplicate — all visits are collected into one card.
Yes, the client card shows all past visits, amounts and the average check.
The base always stays yours. While the account is active, all cards, history and notes are in place, and before you leave you can request an export of your contacts.
Yes, only the name is required. A card is created without a number too — but reminders and automatic duplicate merging work specifically by number.
Fully automatic, based on behavior: “New” — just appeared in the base, “Regular” — comes back regularly, “Inactive” — hasn't been in a while, “Lost” — hasn't come in for too long. The status updates itself after every visit.
The “Lost” status itself is automatic based on behavior, and its threshold isn't changed separately. But you can create your own client categories with automatic movement between them — by total spend or number of days without a visit.
No, there are no limits — the base can be any size.