infinity-mobius.com

What it is

INFINITE is a vertical software and business-support provider for the salon industry, operated by Japan’s INFINITE Co., Ltd. It serves beauty salons, barbershops, eyelash salons, nail salons, esthetic salons, and similar businesses. Its core products include the “Mobius” POS and App, as well as “GIL,” a reservation system aimed at smaller salons with a strong focus on SNS compatibility. The company’s background comes from actually operating multiple beauty-related stores, and it positions the “fusion of beauty and IT” as the starting point for product development.

Core capabilities

Based on the available content, Mobius focuses on reservations, strengthening repeat visits, and sales management. By linking POS with a mobile app, it helps salons convert new customers acquired through portal sites into loyal customers of their own store. Its “customer management & reservation app” emphasizes full integration between the reservation system and smartphone app, with customer information and booking information fully synchronized and managed in one place. Beyond software, INFINITE also provides salon-specific website production, App Store/Google Play app submission support, recruitment and staff development, brand consulting, store decoration, business schools, and online seminars, covering store launch, customer acquisition, repeat purchases, and management training.

Pricing and business model

Specific plans, monthly fees, or per-store pricing for the core SaaS products—Mobius POS, Mobius App, and the GIL reservation system—are not disclosed. Users need to inquire by phone or via a form. The prices that are publicly available mainly relate to peripheral services: DMM online seminars cost 1,100 yen per month; tapestry production starts from 9,800 yen, with design fees starting from an additional 5,000 yen. This means buyers need to confirm software subscription fees, initial setup costs, hardware costs, and the scope of maintenance and support before purchasing.

Pros and cons

Its main strength is its strong industry focus. The product concept is closely aligned with the real operational pain points of beauty salons, especially the combination of reservations, POS, customer management, apps, and repeat-visit enhancement. It is valuable for salons that rely on portal sites for customer acquisition but want to build their own private customer base. The company also provides consulting, recruitment, official website production, and training, making it suitable for operators who need one-stop support. The downside is the lack of public information: there is no clear explanation of free trials, data security, permission management, APIs, payment and accounting integrations, or enterprise-grade compliance capabilities.

Who it is for and access from China

It is better suited to beauty salons in Japan, small salons, beauticians planning to open their own businesses, and multi-store operators who want to move away from portal-site dependence toward their own reservation/App system. For Chinese users, the website and services are clearly focused on the Japanese market. The available content does not mention Chinese-language support, local Chinese payments, or cross-border support. Access from mainland China is unknown and needs to be tested directly.