Ooo I also would like like know. I want one but I've heard it puts people off 

I think if you’d need to get permission from your landlord maybe, but if it’s facing into the hallway you’d also need permission from the building owner and possible the other tenants. I have only heard this from a friend recently that is in a flat and had this idea so she called a company that installs them and they told her about what kinds of permissions she would need. So it’s not as straight forward with a flat I think. But it’s always worth calling a company and asking what the rules are.
As for the clients, they would probably come in anyway but it may put a couple off coming back. But safety always comes first! And there’s always going to be punters, plus the nice genuine ones won’t mind if they’re understanding blokes

Ooo I also would like like know. I want one but I've heard it puts people off 

This always baffles me cos the same punters come to hotels and those establishments have cameras plastered everywhere.

I have a ring doorbell and also had it at the last place I rented. I have never had any negative feedback from clients but then most of my regulars are lovely.

It's for my safety so if they don't like it tough they can go elsewhere.

I would hang a decorative wreath outside my door and hide a small spy hole camera inside the wreath with the camera conveniently facing outside. Nobody knows it's there, landlords, neighbours or clients. End of the problem.

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Would you be allowed to drill a hole in the door to fit a spyhole? You can buy spyhole cameras that connect to your phone

Top idea. Any particular brand you recommend at all please, Amy?