Weekly social material for beauty businesses
A week of posts
without a single
face.
Seven pieces of content made from your room, your tools and your materials — not from photographs of the people who sit in your chair.
Or borrow one of these
One week, seven pieces, two of them moving
The corner by the window
Your space
Everything laid out
Tools
The new range
Colours and materials
Open Sundays from this week
Opening information
Sealed, dated, one client each
Hygiene and cleaning
Late light, no rush
Atmosphere
Six shades, one card
Colours and materials
No faces here. Not yours, not your clients’.
What it will not do
The limits are the product
Most tools bolt a disclaimer on afterwards. Here the restrictions came first and the product was built inside them, which is why a Salonfeed week never needs checking for the things that get beauty accounts into trouble.
Read what this is not- 01
Six categories, and nothing else
Runs on what you ask for and on what comes back
Every piece of material has to sit in one of six categories. Anything else is refused before it is planned, and refused again if it somehow appears in a draft. A refusal comes with a suggestion that does sit inside the six.
Ask for a treatment post and you get told why not, plus something you can post instead.
- Your space
- Tools
- Colours and materials
- Opening information
- Hygiene and cleaning
- Atmosphere
- 02
No faces, at either end
Runs in your browser on upload, and again on every generated frame
A photograph you add is examined on your own device before a single byte leaves it. If there is a person in it, it is refused and never uploaded. Generated frames are checked with the same screen, and a frame that fails is discarded and remade rather than shown to you.
The material this tool produces has never contained a person, so it never has to be scrubbed of one.
- 03
No prescription medicine names
Runs at five points, from what you type to the name of the file you download
A blocklist of 92 entries — brand names, generic names, the shorthand people actually use, and the misspellings — is checked against your input, the drafted week, the brief sent to the image model, the text you compose over an image, and the export filename.
Advertising a prescription-only medicine to the public is prohibited in many places. The name never gets far enough to be published.
Half a day, down to ten minutes
Seven pieces shot yourself is most of a day. This is the same week, without the shoot.
01Tick what’s on
Choose from the six things this tool will talk about, and add a line in your own words if you want. A new colour range. Open Sundays. Gift vouchers. How you clean between clients.
02Get the week made
Seven pieces come back, spread across the days, in the shapes you post in. Change any of them as many times as you like. When they are right, lock the week — that is what unlocks the two clips.
03Put the words on
Hours, prices, dates and captions are typed in the browser and sit on top of the image, so they are correct and you can edit them. Export at 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16 and the week is done.
What it makes
Six things, done properly
Everything a beauty business genuinely needs to post about is in here, and none of it requires a person in the frame. Pick as many as you like in a week — the planner spreads them across the days.
01
Your space
The room itself — how it looks when nobody is in it.
02
Tools
03
Colours and materials
04
Opening information
05
Hygiene and cleaning
06
Atmosphere
Finished pieces
Nobody in any of them
Every piece below came out of the same six categories. The clips are five to twelve seconds, built to loop cleanly, and carry no audio track at all — unattributed music is the fastest way to get a post muted or pulled.
Set out for the morning
Tools · 1:1
Folded, counted, ready
Hygiene and cleaning · 4:5
This season, side by side
Colours and materials · 4:5
Four o’clock on the wall
Your space · 9:16
Every drawer has a job
Tools · 1:1
Warm towel, cold morning
Atmosphere · 9:16
Cleaned between every client
Tools · 4:5
Fresh linen on every chair
Hygiene and cleaning · 1:1
The room before it opens
Your space · 9:16
Laid out in order of use
Tools · 1:1
Before you use it
Salonfeed is a content tool. It gives no medical or health information, recommends no treatments, and is not connected to any clinic or practitioner.
Nothing made here should be used to describe, promote or explain a treatment. If the post you have in mind is about a treatment, this is the wrong tool and we would rather say so now.
Plans
Three plans, no packs
All prices in USD. Nothing renews without you knowing.
Free
To see what a week made this way looks like.
$0USD / month
No card, no renewal, no expiry.
50 credits a month · 3 pieces · no clips
- Three pieces of material a month
- Watermarked exports
- One aspect ratio, 1:1
- All three content filters, same as every plan
Week
One business, posting every week.
$22USD / month
Renews every month at $22 until you cancel.
700 credits a month · 7 pieces · 2 clips
- Seven pieces of material a week
- Two silent clips a week
- All three ratios: 1:1, 4:5, 9:16
- No watermark
- Editable text composed over every export
Chair
More than one room, or more than one brand.
$64USD / month
Renews every month at $64 until you cancel.
2800 credits a month · 28 pieces · 8 clips
- Everything in Week
- Separate profile per location
- Plan several weeks in one pass
- Priority in the generation queue
Credits are an allowance for using Salonfeed. They are not money, they cannot be cashed out or transferred, and they do not carry over — each month starts at the full allowance again. There is no way to buy extra credits: if a month runs short, the only move is a bigger plan, and you can go back down whenever you like.
Paid plans renew automatically at the same price until cancelled. Cancelling takes one click on your billing page and the plan stays usable until the end of the period you have already paid for. There is no free trial that turns into a charge — Free simply stays free.
Where the free plan stops
Free makes three pieces a month, watermarked, with no clips. A week needs seven and the feeds want at least one of them moving. So Free is enough to judge whether the material is any good, and not enough to run a week on — which is exactly what it is for.
Shooting seven pieces yourself is most of a day, every week, forever. That is the thing being priced.
What each action costs
- Planning a weekOne pass of the planner1 cr
- Reading a photo you uploadIncludes the face and body check2 cr
- Making or adjusting one pieceEvery version counts5 cr
- Turning a locked piece into a clipFive to twelve seconds, no sound50 cr
Questions
The awkward ones first
No, and this is the one thing worth being blunt about. A before-and-after is a claim about what happened to somebody’s body. It needs their face or their skin in frame, it needs their genuine permission, and in most places it counts as advertising an outcome — which brings a set of rules a busy salon should not have to become expert in.
Ask for one and the planner will say no and offer something else: the shade you used, the tools you used, the state of the room. In practice those posts do the same job. People read care from the objects.
No faces here. Not yours, not your clients’.
Start on the free plan and make three pieces without giving anyone a card number. If the week works the way you hoped, the rest of it is twenty-two dollars a month.
