Register your business (step-by-step wizard)

Updated on Wednesday 24 June 2026

A single 7-step wizard that gets your business ready to take bookings: business, hours, services, team, and your account. In about 5 minutes.

Registering your business is a single 7-step wizard. You fill it in screen by screen and, at the end, Citauno creates everything at once: your account, the business, the location, your hours, your services, and your team. You can go back whenever you want — what you type is saved as you go.

To start, go to citauno.com, tap Sign up, and choose For my business. You go straight into the wizard.

Overview of the 7 steps

Step What you do Required
1. Professionals How many professionals work (sets your plan) Yes
2. Category The type of business (salon, spa, etc.) Yes
3. Your business Name, URL, logo, cover, address, contact, and currency Name and URL
4. Hours Your location’s opening hours No (comes with defaults)
5. Services Your services with duration and price No (you can add them later)
6. Team The professionals who work No
7. Account Your email and password (or Google) Yes

Everything is created at the end. Only when you confirm the last step are your account and business created. If you leave before that, nothing is saved half-finished — you can pick up later where you left off.

Step 1: How many professionals?

A professional (or seat) is someone who serves clients. If you work on your own, enter 1. If you have a salon with you and two more stylists, enter 3. You pay for each active professional.

Step 1 of the wizard: how many professionals will you have?

  • Just you (1 professional): the solo price kicks in — an automatic discount on the per-professional price.
  • A team (2 or more): you pay the regular price per active professional, and the estimated total updates instantly.

Each professional includes 50 WhatsApp messages per month for reminders. The total you see is what you’d pay after the 7 free days — during the trial you’re not charged anything.

What if I hire more people later? No problem. You can add or remove professionals whenever you want; next month’s invoice adjusts itself. If you later add more professionals than you chose here, the wizard shows you how the price changes before you confirm.

Step 2: Business category

Choose one or more categories that describe your business. They do two things:

  1. Help people find you — you show up when someone searches for that type of business on Citauno.
  2. Service suggestions — later we suggest services based on your line of work.

Step 2: choose your business category

If you mix lines of work (for example salon + beauty), check both. If yours isn’t listed, choose “Other” and describe it.

Step 3: Your business

This is where you give your business its identity. The only required fields are the name and the URL; the rest you can fill in now or later.

Step 3: logo, cover, contact details, and business address

  • Business name (required): the trade name your clients see (for example “Estudio Pilar”).
  • Public URL (required): your address on Citauno. If you choose estudio-pilar, it becomes citauno.com/estudio-pilar. We tell you right away if it’s taken. Use only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
  • Logo and cover photo: they upload as you pick them and give your public page a nice face.
  • Short description: one or two sentences about what you offer.
  • Address: start typing and pick from the Google Maps suggestions. It improves your local ranking and helps clients arrive correctly. If you work from home and prefer not to show it, you can leave it blank.
  • WhatsApp, Instagram, and currency: WhatsApp and Instagram appear on your page; the currency is the one used for your service prices.

Choose the URL carefully. You can change it later, but old links stop working.

Step 4: Hours

Set your location’s opening hours. They come with sensible defaults (Monday to Saturday, 09:00–20:00), so you can adjust them or leave them as they are and continue.

Step 4: opening-hours editor

With the Copy button you replicate one day’s schedule across the others, without entering them one by one.

Step 5: Services

Add your main services with their name, duration, and price. You can add several at once with + Add another service, and add more later from the dashboard.

Step 5: add services with duration and price

By default, each service is available at your location and can be performed by any professional — you can fine-tune who does what later. If you don’t have them figured out yet, you can skip this step and add them afterward.

Step 6: Team

Add the professionals who work. For each one the name is enough (photo, email, and phone are optional).

Step 6: add professionals to the team

By default, each professional can offer all of your services and uses the business hours — you can customize this whenever you want. If you add more professionals than you included in Step 1, the wizard shows you how the price looks before you confirm.

Step 7: Your account

The last step creates your login. Fill in your name, email, and password, or sign up with Google in one tap.

Step 7: create your account with email or with Google

When you confirm, Citauno creates everything together (account, business, location, hours, services, and team) and starts your 7-day trial. We send you an email to confirm your account; in the meantime, you can already use the app.

Done!

When you finish, you see a welcome screen with two buttons to open your public page and your booking page in a new tab — so you can instantly see how your clients see you.

Final screen: your business is ready!

If you skipped a step (services or team, for example), no worries: you land on the dashboard, which shows a reminder to finish setting up what’s missing whenever you want.

What you already have

  • Your account and business created, with the public URL ready.
  • A location with address and hours.
  • Your services and team added.
  • A plan with a 7-day free trial and the month’s WhatsApp credits.

Next step

Want to fine-tune details? Continue with Set up your business: name, logo, currency, and time zone.