A Craft75 tool · free for 14 days
After every appointment, Rebookt emails your client their aftercare, checks in, asks for an honest review, and reminds them to rebook. Timing follows the day they actually came in. You approve the emails once. It runs from there.
$35 a month after your trial. Set up in an afternoon. Cancel anytime.
You approve every email before anyone else sees it. Every message includes one-click unsubscribe.
How it works
No lists to import, no automations to wire up, no new app for your clients.
Pick your industry and the services you actually offer. Rebookt fills in follow up emails for those services, with rebooking timed to each one's cycle.
Step 2 of 4
Which services do you offer?
Pick up to four to start. Rebookt writes the follow up for each one.
Change the wording, add your own tips, send yourself a test. Nothing reaches a client until you say it is good. Every reply comes back to your inbox.
Inbox
Luxe Lash & Brow
to jessica@email.com
Your lash aftercare for the next 48 hours
Hi Jessica, your full set looks gorgeous. A few things to protect it:
Questions? Just reply to this email. It comes straight to me.
Luxe Lash & Brow · Unsubscribe anytime
What lands in her inbox
Set it on your station, your mirror, or the counter by the register. Then all you have to say is "scan that before you go."
Luxe Lash & Brow
Scan for your aftercare
Point your camera here
Care tips for the service you got today, plus a reminder when it's time to come back.
getrebookt.com/luxelash
They pick the service they got and enter their name and email. No app, no account, no typing on your end. From that moment the follow up runs on its own.
Luxe Lash & Brow
a Craft75 tool
Get your aftercare info
Plus a reminder so you never miss a fill.
Service you got today
Lash Full Set
Your name
Jessica Martinez
jessica@email.com
Takes about fifteen seconds. She can stop the emails anytime with one click.
What she sees after scanning
The part nobody expects
Ask a client to join your mailing list and they hesitate. Tell them to scan for their aftercare and they scan right away, because they actually want to know when they can wash their face, work out, get their hair wet, or take the wrap off.
So that is what the card promises, and that is what the first email delivers. The rebooking reminders ride along afterward, from a business they already trust.
Aftercare first
The first email is care info for the exact service they got. Nothing to buy, nothing to book.
Marketing never leads
The review ask and the rebooking reminder come later, after you have already been useful.
They opted in themselves
They typed their own email, on their own phone, seconds after loving the result. One click stops it for good.
Meanwhile you got what you needed: a real email for a real client, without asking anyone to "sign up."
Three things
The reminder shows up when their service is wearing off, not when you finally find a free evening to text people. You stop being the one who has to remember.
No spreadsheet, no imports, no collecting emails at the register. One sentence at checkout and they are in with the right service attached.
Read it, edit it, test it on yourself, then publish. It goes out with your business name on it, and replies come straight back to you.
The follow up
Four emails, plus one optional last nudge. Every one is timed from the day of their actual appointment.
Same day
Care instructions for the exact service they got. This is the email they scanned for.
Around day 3
"How is everything settling?" If they reply, it lands in your inbox, not ours.
Once they have lived with it
One straight ask, pointed at your review page. Everyone gets asked, not just the happy ones.
When their service is wearing off
Timed to that service's cycle and linked to the booking page you already use.
Optional
One quiet reminder if they did not book. It stops the moment they do.
Example sequences
Color and cut sequences timed to maintenance windows — aftercare first, rebook when the work is wearing off.
RIGHT AWAY
💌From: Luxe Color Studio via Rebookt
"Hi Jessica! Your balayage looks amazing. Here are the first 48-hour care steps so your tone stays bright and even..."
Covers wash timing, heat protection, and product guidance based on the exact service booked.
DAY 2
💬From: Luxe Color Studio via Rebookt
"Just checking in. Any dryness, brassiness, or questions so far? Reply here and we can help right away."
Captures early concerns and routes replies so the stylist can step in before the experience goes sideways.
DAY 16
⭐From: Luxe Color Studio via Rebookt
"If you loved your visit, a short Google review helps us more than you know. It only takes a minute."
Review request lands after clients have lived with the result and are most likely to leave detailed honest feedback.
WEEK 7
📅From: Luxe Color Studio via Rebookt
"Most balayage clients book a toner refresh around now to keep the tone clean and shiny. Want us to hold a spot?"
Timed to common color fade timing so the reminder feels useful instead of pushy.
Your name on every email
Replies come to you
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Launch services for hair, lash and brow, nails, and auto detailing. More trades come next — we will not list them until the emails are ready.
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Barber
The three week client gets a nudge at three weeks. The six week client gets one at six.
Nail tech
Fill timing follows the service they got — gel, acrylic, or pedicure — so the ask feels useful, not random.
Auto detailer
Ceramic care reminders land before the season turns, while the car still looks good.
Pricing
No tiers, no per client fees, no setup charge. Start free for 14 days. We do not ask for a card.
$35/month
Free for 14 days · no card required
Cancel anytime. One client coming back usually covers the month.
Want proof? Send yourself the demo email.
FAQ
No. Rebookt does one job: the follow up after the appointment. No pipelines to maintain, no client database to keep tidy. If you already keep notes somewhere, keep doing that. Rebookt runs beside it.
No, and the order matters. The first email is the aftercare they asked for when they scanned your card. They type in their own address, your business name is on every message, and one click stops the emails for good.
No. The emails come already written for the services you picked. Most owners change a sentence or two so it sounds like them, send a test to themselves, and publish. If you want to rewrite every word, you can.
Keep it. Rebookt never touches your calendar, your prices, or your checkout. When it is time to rebook, the email sends them straight to the booking link you already use.
Not today. Rebookt is email only. We would rather say that plainly than pretend a text is going out when it is not.
Mark them as rebooked and the reminders for that visit stop. Their aftercare and check in emails stay put. Those already did their job.
Why we built this
Craft75 builds software that makes business days lighter, not another stack to babysit. Rebookt is the follow up tool in that line: aftercare, check ins, honest reviews, and rebooking reminders, timed from the appointment that just happened.
Rebooking dies in the gap after the visit, not because owners need a CRM. So Rebookt does one job and stays out of your calendar, prices, and booking system. It works on its own, with the same Craft75 account you already use across the family.
Fourteen days free, no card. Pick your services, read the emails, print your card. You can be live before your next client sits down.