For service businesses with a visible conversion leak: people can find you, but the path to book, inquire, call, text, or receive follow-up is harder than it should be.
Good fit
A barber, contractor, professional service firm, cleaner, or other appointment/lead-driven business that already has a real offer and needs a cleaner conversion path—not a ground-up software platform.
Upgrade path
If the setup reveals a deeper operational problem, Mark & Lee can scope a separate implementation for live availability, integrations, CRM workflows, Growth Operations, reporting, or ongoing management. The $750 setup does not quietly expand into custom development.
Nail salons
A dedicated Mark & Lee + Nail Source implementation path
For nail salons, Mark & Lee can build the customer-facing website, service presentation, booking flow, intake, conversion copy, and growth layer while Nail Source serves as the authoritative booking system underneath it. The goal is one connected customer experience without creating competing calendars or booking records.
Keep an existing booking platform
Use the $750 front-end setup when the salon already has a booking system worth keeping but still has website, service-menu, intake, group-booking, or follow-up friction.
Move into Nail Source
A Mark & Lee + Nail Source implementation is separately scoped when Nail Source will own services, staff, availability, appointments, rescheduling, cancellations, and booking events. Typical initial implementation target: $1,250–$2,000+, depending on staff, locations, catalog complexity, migration, and integrations. Recurring Nail Source platform/booking fees are separate.
Kim's Nails is the current implementation case study for this architecture. Performance claims are not published until measured.
See the Kim's Nails implementation