WHAT BOOKING REALLY COSTS

The fee that grows every time you get busier

A booking fee looks small next to a monthly subscription, right up until the calendar fills. Here are the four charges worth understanding before you commit your calendar to anything.
WHAT TO KNOW

The parts that decide it and the ones that quietly cost you

Per-booking charges
A fee on each appointment. It scales with success, which is the wrong direction.
Per-seat pricing
A price per member of staff, so hiring someone raises your software bill.
New-client commission
A cut of clients who came through their marketplace, sometimes indefinitely.
Marked-up processing
A margin added on top of the card rate, quietly, on every payment taken.
What it should cost
Booking is a feature of your website. On your own site there is no per-booking fee at all.
The alternative
A site with booking built in, designed and built for you at no cost.
HOW WE DO IT

Three steps, no cost to find out

1
Tell us what you sell
Products, services, or something priced per job. A few minutes is enough.
2
We design and build it
The site and the store together, wired to your payment account and tested.
3
You decide
See the finished shop working before it goes live.
QUESTIONS

Before you ask

Is a per-booking fee normal?01
It is common, and it is the charge that grows fastest. A busy month costs you more in software precisely because it was a good month.
How do I avoid commission on my own clients?02
What does it cost?03
Why would this be free?04
What does the SEO management cost?05
Do I see the site before it goes live?06

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