How to build a mobile foot care business that’s profitable, professional, and protected.
A live two-hour workshop for licensed nail professionals, taught by a Certified Master Pedicurist.
Registration for Beyond the Suite closed on 18 September, so that every licence could be verified before the workshop. Another date will be announced soon.
Seats are limited · 24-hour replay included
The daughter asking if you’d come see her mother. The client whose mobility changed and can’t manage your stairs anymore. The assisted living director who heard about you from a resident’s family.
And you say what most of us said the first time:
“Let me think about how that would work.”
Then you don’t call back — because you don’t know what to charge, what to bring, how to keep it sanitary in someone’s living room, or whether your state board even allows it.
Meanwhile there are people in your city who cannot get to a salon and cannot cut their own toenails. Nobody is serving them. And the professionals who figure out how to serve them well are building practices with waiting lists.
Most nail professionals treat mobile as a favor — same price as in-suite, or less, because “I’m just going to them.” That’s backwards.
You are bringing a licensed professional, sterilized equipment, and clinical-level foot care to someone who has no other option. That is a premium service delivered to an underserved market, and it should be priced like one.
The techs who burn out on mobile aren’t burning out because mobile is hard. They burn out because they underpriced it, overpacked for it, and had no policies protecting their time.
This workshop fixes all three.
The business behind taking your services beyond the suite.
Is mobile right for your business—and is it allowed where you’re licensed? We’ll start with the foundation you need before taking your services beyond the suite.
Mobile shouldn’t feel like an expensive favor. We’ll explore pricing, travel, and what it takes to make mobile financially worthwhile.
Get a look inside my mobile setup and the lessons I’ve learned about traveling prepared, professional, and efficient.
Your standards shouldn’t change because your location does. We’ll discuss maintaining professional infection-control practices beyond the suite.
From inquiry to rebooking, we’ll look at what helps create a professional, consistent client experience on the road.
Your clients aren’t only on social media. We’ll explore visibility, referrals, and reaching the people who need your services.
Some of your best opportunities may come through the right relationships. Learn how to start thinking beyond individual appointments.
More access doesn’t mean more scope. We’ll discuss education, credentials, professional boundaries, and knowing when to refer.
Mobile can become chaotic quickly without systems. We’ll look at what needs to be in place before your schedule starts growing.
The mistakes. The lessons. The things I stopped doing—and what I would do differently if I were starting again today.
I’m sharing what experience taught me so you don’t have to learn everything the expensive way.
We’ll close with a live Q&A so licensed professionals in the room can bring their real-world questions to the conversation.
Another reason to attend liveRegistration closed on 18 September. Another date will be announced soon.
$67, reduced from $88 · Live Monday, September 28
Not a pile of PDFs. Four working documents, built from the practice I run.
My actual mobile kit, itemized: equipment, implements, PPE, disposables, and products — with what I buy, what I skipped, and where I source it.
Editable intake, consent, and aftercare forms — plus contraindication screening for high-risk and compromised feet.
How a mobile practice gets built underneath: entity questions, insurance coverage to ask about, recordkeeping, and a directory of every state board so you can verify your own rules.
Travel minimum formula, mileage zone calculator, and facility day rate structure. Fill it in during the workshop.
Plus 24-hour replay access — one more pass while it’s still fresh.
I own The Nail Technologist in Memphis, where I specialize in advanced and restorative foot care, soakless pedicures, and mobile services for clients who may have difficulty accessing traditional salon care.
As a Certified Master Pedicurist, I’ve pursued advanced education focused on specialized pedicure and foot-care services, then built my mobile service on top of that training. I also figured out the business side the expensive way: I underpriced, I overpacked, and I drove across Memphis for appointments that barely covered gas.
What I’m teaching on September 28 is the system I use now. Not a theory about mobile foot care — the actual operating manual, taught by the person who runs it.
Registration for Beyond the Suite closed on 18 September, so that every licence could be verified before the workshop. Another date will be announced soon.
Live workshop · 24-hour replay · Four included tools
This workshop provides business education for licensed nail professionals. It does not constitute legal, tax, medical, insurance, or regulatory advice. Mobile service regulations vary by state, and attendees are solely responsible for verifying and complying with their own state board requirements, licensing, and applicable law. No clinical or technique instruction is provided, and nothing in this workshop authorizes any attendee to practice outside their license scope.
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