Alterations · dry-cleaner counters · bridal alterations
Every hem, every ticket, every pickup — without the paper.
Seamroom runs an alterations counter: the garment comes in with a photo, the work is a ticket with a price and a date, the customer gets a message when it's ready — from your own phone, or by email, and the week's wages come out of the same records.
From £199 a month per showroom · 30-day trial, no card
What each plan includesA week in your shop
The drop-off
A photo, what's wanted, the price from your list, the date.
The orderThe bench
Tickets by tailor, done by scan or tap.
Your makersReady
One message; their pickup.
The client’s pageThe bridal job
A fitting booked, the change on a ticket.
The diaryFriday
Pieces per tailor, wages, what's owed.
The money
What stays yours
- Your client’s page shows what you choose, and never the maker.
- Your makers are never introduced to anyone.
- Your prices never reach your maker; their costs never reach your client.
Moving in
Day 0 we import. Day 7 we call. Day 30 you have a named person.
- Day 0Your clients, orders and diary come across.
- Day 7We call to check every room and maker is set up.
- Day 30One named person who knows your shop.
Questions owners ask
I'm one person.
Solo mode: one diary, one bench, no roles to set up.
Can boutiques send me work?
Yes — a boutique on Seamroom sends you a ticket; you accept with a date.
Is there a customer app?
No — a link, by email or from your own phone; nothing to install.