Built for Solo Mobile Dog Groomers
Get paid before you pack up the grooming van.
Mobile groomers on NSuite Solo stop chasing payments and start collecting before they unload the van. Clients book their dog's next groom through your link — with pet notes already on file — your schedule fills without a single confirmation text, and every invoice is paid the moment you're done. Flat monthly price. No per-job fees. No juggling three apps for one dog.
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The groom pays. Getting there and getting paid shouldn’t cost you.
You built your mobile grooming business on craft and word-of-mouth. But if your booking system is a text thread, your payment is a Venmo request you send from the driveway, and your pet notes live in your head — you’re absorbing costs the job didn’t create.
Loaded van, empty driveway.
No-shows hit solo groomers on 10–20% of unconfirmed new bookings. A full grooming van drive to a house where nobody answers the door. You unload, reload, and lose the morning — plus the $85 you budgeted for that groom. Confirmed bookings with client contact on file eliminate ghost appointments.
The Venmo request that goes unread.
After 2 hours hands-on with someone’s dog, chasing payment creates social friction. Send the invoice from the van before you’re done loading. Client pays by card on their phone. Paid before you pull out of the driveway.
“What were we doing with the coat?”
No pet profile means starting from scratch every visit. A client CRM with notes per profile means coat type, temperament, last cut, and preferences are there before you ring the doorbell. Groomers who know the dog before they arrive deliver a different service.
Clients who were every-6-weeks are now every-10-weeks — and you can’t tell which ones.
A solo groomer with 80 active clients drifting from a 5-week to a 7-week cycle loses ~160 appointments per year. Client list with last-appointment visibility shows who’s overdue before they call someone else.
From booking link to paid invoice — before you unload the van.
What a realistic day looks like for a solo mobile groomer running 6 appointments.
Monday night — after your last groom
Before: A new Instagram follower DMs: “Do you do doodles?” You reply, ask for their address, the dog’s name and size, discuss availability. Two days later you have a booking and no written record of the dog’s coat.
After: She found your booking link in your Instagram bio. She selected “Goldendoodle — Large,” picked Thursday 10am, entered her address, and left a note: “Teddy is nervous with the blow dryer. Prefers towel dry. No face trimming.” You woke up to a booking notification. The pet profile is already in the app.
Thursday morning — before you leave
Before: You’re texting client #2 to confirm, trying to remember if the poodle mix had a cut preference last time, and hoping nobody canceled overnight.
After: You open NSuite. Five confirmed appointments. Every card shows the address, the service, and the pet notes. You drive to the first house knowing what’s waiting for you.
Finishing the groom
Before: You mention the total. The client says she’ll Venmo you. By your second stop you’re wondering if it came through.
After: Groom done. You open the app, send the invoice — $85 for the full groom. She pays by card on her phone while you’re loading your bag. Paid before you leave the driveway.
Six weeks later
Before: You know some of your regulars are overdue, but they’re buried in your text history. You wait for them to reach out.
After: You see Mia’s dog hasn’t had an appointment in 44 days. Tap her profile. One text with your booking link. She books by evening.
Groomers who set up their booking link stop chasing payments that same week. The ones who haven’t are still texting addresses at 7am.
Simple, flat monthly pricing
$0 Free · $19 Starter · $49 Pro
One price. No per-job fees. No juggling three apps. See full plan details →
What texts + Venmo can’t do for a mobile grooming business
| Feature | Texts + Venmo + iPhone Calendar | NSuite Solo |
|---|---|---|
| Clients book online with size/breed selection | Starter/Pro | |
| Pet notes saved per client profile | ||
| Address collected at booking | ||
| Invoice sent from the van at job completion | ||
| Stripe card payments | ||
| See which dogs are overdue for a groom | ||
| No double-bookings | Manual | |
| Free plan | Partial |
* Booking link and Stripe payments on Starter ($19/mo) and Pro ($49/mo). Free plan: invoicing, client notes, up to 25 clients.
“I was running 8 dogs a week on text bookings and a Venmo request I'd send when I got home. Three clients owed me money I'd been too uncomfortable to chase. When I set up NSuite, I started sending invoices from the van. The first day I used it, all three paid before I got home. I also stopped losing pet notes — every dog has a profile now and I pull it up before I ring the doorbell.”
Illustrative example. Not an actual customer review.
“My regulars had been texting me for two years. I put my booking link in my Instagram bio and sent one group text to all my active clients. Within the week, almost everyone had self-booked their next appointment. The thing that actually surprised me was the notes — clients started leaving coat notes and preferences when they booked.”
Illustrative example. Not an actual customer review.
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Common Questions
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What about the 4–6 week repeat cycle — can clients set a recurring appointment?▾
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