Your CAPTURE Plan is built around the capacity and Ghost Revenue calculated for your specific salon. Complete the Ghost Revenue Check first so your result carries into the planning process.
Confirm your operating context. We'll carry your Ghost Revenue result forward so you don't repeat it.
Annual Ghost Revenue
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Carried from your Ghost Revenue Report
Primary reason for exploring CAPTURE
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Protected Capacity
Define what typically won't be released through Glammr. Protect first - then select what to recover.
Protect First. Your highest-value, most reliable capacity stays with existing clients. Only what remains after protection is considered for recovery.
Protected days
Protected times
Protected services
Special protections
Acknowledgment: Protected capacity will not be released through Glammr unless this plan is deliberately updated.
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Recovery Inventory
Now identify what may be suitable for controlled last-minute release.
Participating providers
Eligible services
Eligible days
Capacity types
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Recovery Windows
Set the Release Window for each service in your Recovery Inventory. Not a flat window across all services — a decision made per service based on how much time consumers need to decide and act.
Why this varies: A blow-wave can be booked spontaneously with a few hours' notice. A full colour transformation requires diary flexibility — releasing it too close to the appointment leaves too little time for a consumer to commit. Use the Decision Friction selector on each card to get a suggested starting window.
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Pricing & Guardrails
Set minimum commercial terms for each eligible service. Every listing must clear your cost floor.
