Beauty pros do skilled work all day, then lose money they already earned. Clients don't show. Card payers walk away because there's no card machine. Cash leaves no record, so the bank sees no business at all.
Dripp is the booking, payments and money tool for independent beauty pros. It runs inside WhatsApp, takes any payment the client wants to use, and turns every appointment into a record the pro owns.
Follow Achieng as she finds Wanjiru, books on WhatsApp, pays the way she likes and leaves a review. Watch Wanjiru's phone light up on the right at every step.
Deposit received. Your slot is yours.
Wanjiru didn't type a single message. She was braiding the whole time.
Pros told us the same four things keep them up at night. Each one has a screen. Pick a problem to see it solved.
Clients pay with whatever they have on them. The pro gets one balance. Cash stops being the only option, and every shilling lands on the record.
A card terminal means a bank application, a hardware cost and a monthly fee. Most independent pros never get one, so every client who only carries a card walks away. With Dripp, the pro sends a link or shows a QR code and the client pays by card on their own phone.
Bookings bring pros in. Payments make Dripp part of their day. The income record those payments create opens the door to credit, savings and cover that has always been closed to them.
WhatsApp bookings, deposits, reminders. The end of the no-show.
Card, mobile money, bank, links and QR in one balance. Discovery for new clients.
A verified income record the pro owns and can share with a lender or landlord.
Dripp Advance for a second chair, Shield for income cover, and a business account.
No forms to print and no app to download. A pro sets up Dripp by chatting with it, and gets a booking link at the end.
Share this anywhere. Clients book and pay on WhatsApp.
We're opening Dripp to the first pros in Nairobi: braiders, locticians and nail techs first, then barbers. Investors and partners can ask for the memo here too.
No. Clients book and pay inside WhatsApp, or through a link that opens in their browser.
No subscription. A small fee only when money moves: 2–3% on bookings from your own clients, and 10–15% on new clients Dripp sends you.
Yes, and you can mark it as paid. Digital payments are what build your income record, so the more that goes through Dripp, the stronger it gets.
Your balance pays out to your mobile money or bank account. You choose when.
You set the rule. By default you keep the deposit, and the slot is offered to clients on your waitlist.
We start in Nairobi with braiders, locticians and nail techs, then barbers. Other African cities follow.