Step 1: They book on your site
A booking page on your website shows real open times from your calendar.
Customers book on your website at any hour, then get a confirmation and a reminder text so they turn up.
This week
LiveA slot nobody shows up for can't be filled at the last minute. And when booking only happens by phone, it waits until someone is free to answer.
Forgotten appointments leave gaps in the day.
People wait until you open, or book elsewhere.
Ringing round to confirm eats into front desk time.
Built on your website and the calendar you already use, around your hours and services.
A booking page on your website shows real open times from your calendar.
The moment they book, they get the time and details by text.
A reminder goes out ahead of the appointment, at a time we set with you.
Online bookings and the ones your team makes sit in one calendar.
Set up on your site, connected to your calendar and adjusted whenever your hours change.
Included in the Growth plan.
Open times only, around the clock.
No second calendar to keep in sync.
Sent as soon as someone books.
Timed before each visit.
Services, lengths and gaps set your way.
Bookings and reminders, every month.
An example of a Sunday-night booking at a salon.
Sun 9:12 pm
Picks Thursday at 10:30 am on the website.
Sun 9:12 pm
Wed 10:30 am
Wed 10:34 am
Thu 10:30 am
Customers can book at 9 pm on a Sunday without calling.
Fewer no-shows, because people get reminded.
Less time on the phone confirming appointments.
A calendar you can trust when you open in the morning.
Short answers to what comes up most. If yours isn't here, send it over and we'll reply.
Ask us anythingWe connect it to the calendar you already use, so online bookings and the ones your team makes live in one place.
30 minutes on the phone. We look at how bookings and no-shows work today and show you what we'd set up.
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