Terms of Service

Myshukrin is a business name used by Mykola Shkurin, who trades on his own account. It is not a company: there is no company number, no registered office, no directors and no partners, and nothing on this site says otherwise.

The name, the address for notices and the email address at the head of this page are the details the Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 require anybody supplying a service online to publish, and the details the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 require to be given before a contract is made. Writing to production@myshukrin.com reaches a person and not a queue.

You write, by email or through the form on the Contact page, saying how many people take bookings, how many treatments you want bookable and how bookings reach you now. That is an enquiry and it commits you to nothing.

I reply in writing with the setup your answers fall into, the figure for it, what it covers, what it does not and how long it takes. If your numbers are past Salon Booking Setup there is no published figure, and the reply is a written quotation rather than a guess dressed up as one.

There is a contract when you accept that confirmation in writing. Not before: not when you send an enquiry, not when I reply, and not when a figure is discussed.

Figures are in pounds sterling. A setup is a fixed figure for the whole job — £290 for Solo Booking Setup, £690 for Salon Booking Setup — and Booking System Support is £85 a month. The figure named in your confirmation is the whole of what is payable for the work that confirmation describes, and nothing is added to it afterwards.

Tax has not been settled for this business yet, so this site makes no claim about it in either direction: it does not say a figure includes VAT, it does not say VAT does not apply, and it shows no registration number, because there is none to show. If that changes, the figures and this clause change with it and the date at the head of this page moves.

The booking platform’s own subscription is never inside any of those figures, and neither is any charge the platform makes for sending messages. Both are bought by the salon, in the salon’s name, direct from the platform.

An invoice goes out with the confirmation and is settled before the work begins. The method is named on the invoice. No card details reach me and none are typed into this website, because this website has no card field and takes no payments at all.

Booking System Support is invoiced each month in advance. Nothing is taken automatically from a card or a bank account: there is no standing authority, and a month that is not invoiced and paid is a month that does not run.

The work cannot start without four things, and the days do not start counting until all of them and the payment have arrived: access to a booking platform account in the salon’s own name; the list of treatments with their lengths and prices; who works when, and which treatments each of them does; and the salon’s own contact details and cancellation notice for the booking page. The widget in Salon Booking Setup needs a fifth: a way into the website it goes on.

All of it is on the Setups page, under what you need to have ready. What you send goes in as supplied: deciding your prices, naming your treatments and writing your cancellation notice are yours, and nothing here is a substitute for them.

Access given to me is to be given in a way you can withdraw — your own account, your own invitation — and it is withdrawn at handover unless you are on the monthly plan.

Solo Booking Setup takes 3-5 working days and Salon Booking Setup takes 7-10 working days, counted from the day the payment and the whole of the material have both arrived. A working day is Monday to Friday, and public holidays in Scotland are not working days — they do not fall on the same dates as English ones, so a week that looks clear on an English calendar may not be one here.

If a date is going to slip you are told before it slips and not afterwards. The rest of the detail — what is delivered, what happens if nothing arrives, and how the monthly plan runs — is on the Delivery & Service Terms page.

Everything built in the setup is built inside your own account and belongs to you with it: the treatment list, the schedules, the rules, the message wording and the booking route. There is no licence to buy, nothing is hosted by me, and nothing stops working if you and I never speak again.

Written notes, checklists and the handover document are yours to keep and to use inside your own business. What stays mine is the way I work: nothing in a setup is a licence to resell the method to somebody else as your own service.

Corrections to what has been built are part of the setup: you see the diary before it is opened to the public, and what is wrong is put right before it goes live.

A change to what was agreed is a different thing — more staff than the setup covers, more treatments than it covers, a second platform, a rebuild after the rota changes. Those are quoted before they are started, never afterwards, and a setup already past its published limits is quoted as a job of its own.

Running your diary day to day; taking or holding your clients’ money; the booking platform’s subscription; what the platform charges for sending messages; building, redesigning or hosting a website; writing your prices, your treatment names or your cancellation policy; photography and branding.

The whole list, with the reasoning, is on the Setups page, under what is never part of a setup. If something you want is on it, say so in your enquiry and the reply will say plainly that it is not offered rather than quietly leaving it out.

You may cancel within fourteen days of the contract being made. If you asked for the work to begin inside those fourteen days and then cancel, you pay in proportion to what has actually been done. The whole of it, including the statutory wording and the model cancellation form, is on the Refund & Cancellation page.

I may end the arrangement where the material or the access needed to do the work has not arrived after a written reminder, or where I am asked to do something I will not do. In that case you are charged for what has been done and nothing more, and anything paid over that is returned.

Booking System Support ends when either of us says so in writing before the next month begins. There is no notice period beyond that and no minimum term.

Write to production@myshukrin.com and say what is wrong. A complaint is acknowledged by the end of the next working day and answered properly as soon as the facts are clear. If the work was not done with reasonable care and skill, the remedy is the one in the clause on your rights under the general law: it is done again, or the price comes down.

These terms may be revised. A revision applies to orders confirmed after it is published and never to one already under way: your order is governed by the version in force on the day it was confirmed, and the date of the current revision is at the head of this page.