For stylists

Contracts and invoices, built for styling

Stop bending a generic small-business tool to fit a styling practice. Stylement handles contracts, e-signing, invoices, retainers, and deposits in the same place as your closets, lookbooks, and calendar.

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The old way

What stylists cobble together

Today

HoneyBook, Dubsado, and a PDF

Generic business tools that do not know what a styling session, a closet, or a lookbook is. You bend the tool to fit, then keep a spreadsheet on the side for the rest.

With Stylement

One studio, styling-native

Contracts, invoices, retainers, and deposits that sit beside the closet, the lookbooks, and the booking calendar, all under your name.

The Stylement way

Get paid without the patchwork

  • Branded contracts your client reviews and e-signs in a tap.
  • Invoices and recurring retainers, paid by card through Stripe.
  • Per-booking deposits and a cancellation policy that protect your time.
  • Every contract and payment tied to the client record, so the money and the styling live together.
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Questions

Contracts and invoicing, in brief

Does Stylement handle contracts and e-signing?+

Yes. You send a branded contract or proposal and your client reviews and signs it in a tap, with no printing and no separate e-sign tool.

Can I collect a deposit when a client signs?+

Yes. A deposit can be collected on signature, and you can set a cancellation policy so your time is protected.

Does it do recurring retainer billing?+

Yes. Retainers and recurring invoices are built in and paid by card through Stripe.

How do payments actually move?+

Payments run through Stripe to your account. Stylement is the studio your client pays through, branded to you.

See it for yourself

The studio your clients would see