Free opening hours maker
Set your week, add how to reach you, and save it for Instagram, the salon door and your website. Free. No sign-up.
Nothing you type leaves your phone. The card is made right here in your browser. We count how many cards get made and saved, nothing else.
Pick one. You can make the other straight after.
Three ways to use it
Made by Moshee
Free for 7 days, no card needed. Then flat £16 a month.
Start free →People check your hours at the last minute, usually on their phone, usually on your Instagram. If they can’t find them in a few seconds they guess, and some of them guess wrong.
Pin the card to the top of your grid. Save it to a story highlight called “Hours”. Print one for the door. If you have a website, put it there too. Same card, four places.
Nobody minds that you don’t work Mondays. They mind turning up to a locked door. Write every day out, including the days you’re closed.
Put your Christmas hours up in the first week of December, while people are still booking. Share it again the week before. Say when you’re back.
A booking link or a phone number. Pick the one you actually answer.
Put your area, not your address. Clients get the address when they book.
Tick Christmas Eve, Boxing Day and the rest, set each one, and add the day you’re back. From November you can add a Christmas design, in your own colours or ours. Make your Christmas hours.
Common questions
Yes. No sign-up, no email, and nothing printed across your card. There’s a small “Made with Moshee” line at the bottom, because that’s how other stylists find it.
Yes. Pick “Christmas opening hours”, tap the days, and set each one. You can make your usual hours card straight after without typing your name again.
Yes. Tap the day, then “Add a break”. It shows as 9am–1pm, 2pm–6pm.
No. Every contact line has its own switch. Put your area, or leave it off.
It prints “By appointment” for that day. Handy if you don’t keep set hours.
Yes. It uses your own colours unless you pick Christmas colours. Switch it off and your card goes back to how it was.
Yes. The print version is an A4 PDF.
No. The card is made on your phone, in your browser. We count how many cards get made and saved, and nothing else.
Yes. Paste the website code into an HTML block, or download the web image and add it like a photo.