List your academy's courses where salon owners look for training. Help your graduates start their professional life on SAY: a profile salons can discover, and three months of the Standard plan to run their own business.
Salon owners browse the Training directory inside SAY. Your course listing links directly to your own course page.
Your graduates can build a professional profile on SAY. Salons discover profiles by skills, experience level and badges; qualifications and your academy's name are on the profile and shared when the graduate accepts a salon's request.
A free SAY business account, with courses submitted in the app and reviewed by us before publication. We'll help you get started.
A free written guide your students follow on their own: create an account, build a professional profile, take a first booking, and use your student code when they start. Yours to hand out with every cohort.
Tell us about your academy using the form below.
We'll help you create a free business account and submit your course title, level, duration, price and course link.
We review your submission. Once approved, your course appears in the Training directory for salon owners on SAY to discover.
Graduates choose their path on SAY — or take both.
Get three months of the Standard plan free with a student code provided through your academy, entered at checkout. Manage bookings, client records, voice booking and reports as you start your own business.
Create a professional profile that salons on SAY can discover and send requests to. Discovery shows experience level and badges. Your qualifications and academy are shared after you accept a salon's request.
Illustrative example. The graduate decides when the second card is shown.
Register your interest. We'll help you create your account and submit your first course, and send you the student guide for your next cohort.
"Graduates leave with the skill. What they rarely leave with is a way to run the first year — the bookings, the records, the clients who come back. I'm building SAY-OS so they start with that in place."