Run your grooming business from wherever you groom
You didn’t start grooming to do paperwork. GroomDash takes the scheduling, the driving order, the invoices, and the chasing — and hands back your evenings.
One person with one van is the normal case here, not the trial tier.
A van, a salon, or three of each
Locations are a first-class thing here, not a workaround. Run a salon on Tuesdays and a van on Thursdays, price a service differently when you drive to it, and set working hours per groomer per location. Book solo, or with a team of five — everyone gets their own calendar, their own route, and their own tips, and only admins see the money.
Your day, on one screen
Day, week, and month views. Start a groom, finish it, or mark a no-show in two taps — no menus, no dialog asking whether you really meant it. A 7am booking says 7am, in your timezone and in your client's.
A route, not a list
Your bookings ordered by where they actually are, with drive times between them and a travel buffer that only applies when you're driving. Salon appointments sit back to back, the way they should.
Every dog you've ever met
Coat, size, behaviour flags, photos, and what you did last time. The dog that bites during nail trims tells you so before you reach for the clippers, not after.
Filling the empty hours
A booking page your clients can use at midnight. A waitlist that offers a cancelled slot to the next person and holds it for them. Pop-up campaigns when you park somewhere for a day. And when a day falls apart, one message asks everyone on it to pick a new time.
Books that keep themselves
Finishing a groom drafts its invoice. Payments, tips, and refunds all land on it. Expenses and mileage add up quietly in the background, so tax time is an afternoon instead of a weekend.
Fewer empty slots
Reminders before the appointment. Deposit rules for the clients who need them. A late-cancellation cutoff you set, a no-show fee raised as an invoice, and a quiet flag on the people it keeps happening with — visible to you, never to them.
Regulars, not strangers
Membership plans that bill on each member's own renewal date and cover their groom before you send the invoice. Loyalty points that turn into vouchers on their own. Both come off the bill as real lines, tax and all.
A portal that answers for you
Clients see their bookings, their pets, their invoices, their points, and when their membership renews. That's most of the texts you get on a Sunday, handled.
Set up in an afternoon
No onboarding call. No migration project. Three things, and you're taking bookings.
Add your services
What you do, how long it takes, what it costs. Bigger dogs and thicker coats can cost more without you doing arithmetic in the driveway.
Say when and where you work
Hours per location, per groomer. A salon on Tuesdays and a van on Thursdays is a normal week here, not an edge case.
Send people the link
They book the slots you actually have. You approve each request, or let them book straight in. Your call.
Simple pricing
Try everything free for 30 days. No credit card to start.
Starter
$9.99 / month
You and one more. Every feature — scheduling, routes, campaigns, invoicing, the works — for a one- or two-groomer shop.
Unlimited
$19.99 / month
Your whole crew. Same features, no limit on staff — for teams that grew past two.
30 days free, no card needed. Prices in Canadian dollars. Coupon codes are entered at checkout.
The money is right, down to the cent
Tax is worked out per line and frozen the moment an invoice is sent, so changing your rate in April doesn't quietly rewrite March. A refund is a negative payment, not a deleted one. Invoice numbers never skip. Your accountant will find nothing to complain about — which is the highest praise accounting software ever gets.