Yes, for the evergreen posts. Boomp is software that reads a salon's public website, writes social media posts about its services, its stylists, its care advice and how to book, makes the images, and publishes the posts that are approved. It does not take photos in the chair, post a client's before-and-after, answer messages or fill tomorrow's cancellations. Those stay with someone at the salon.
What Boomp reads
Boomp writes from what the salon's own website says in words: the services and price list, the stylist bios, the about page, the FAQ and the booking page. A price list that is only a PDF or a photo is not read, and neither is a price list that only loads in a frame from a booking app on another site, so the posts lean on what the salon's pages say in text. The more the site explains (what a gloss is for, how long a balayage appointment takes, who to book for curly hair), the more the posts have to work with.
What it writes
Posts that stay true for months:
- a service explained: what it is, who it suits, how long it takes;
- care between visits, from what the salon's own pages advise;
- a stylist's specialty, from their bio;
- how to book, what to bring, the cancellation policy;
- the salon's own story.
Its brief is the salon's own pages, so it has no source for a promotion, a price or a trend the website does not state. Any promotion, price or trend in a draft is a mistake to catch before it goes out.
What stays with the salon
Client photos and before-and-afters need the client's permission, and they are the salon's to post. Any claim about a product, a treatment result or a medical condition such as hair loss is the salon's to check. On Core each post waits for your approval in the app by default; keep auto approval off if your services carry claims like those.
Plans
- Packs, $9 a month. Ten finished posts by email link. You post them yourself. Nothing connected.
- Core, $39 a month. Twenty posts, a carousel and a video, published to Instagram, Facebook, Google Business Profile and the other connected channels after you approve each one. Google Business Profile gets single-image posts; the carousel and the video go to the channels that take them.
- Done for you, $275 a month. The same content, with Boomp's founder approving each post against your website. Nobody at the salon opens the app.
No contract on any of them, and no plan includes ads or replies.
To compare Boomp with freelancers, agencies and schedulers for a salon, read the salon social media services guide.
The free door is ten finished posts made from your salon's website, with images, a carousel and a short video: enter the website and an email, and the link to the posts arrives by email, with no account or card.
