BOOKING ON YOUR OWN SITE
Booking that fills the calendar without renting your clients back
Most booking tools charge per seat, per booking, or take a commission on a client who was already yours. Booking belongs on your own website. Here is what that involves and what it should cost.
WHAT IT TAKES
The parts that matter and the ones that quietly cost you
Real availability
Bookings against your actual services, staff and hours, not a request form.
Deposits stop no-shows
Take money at the moment of booking, where it actually changes behaviour.
Reminders that go out
Automatic reminders by message, so the slot does not quietly evaporate.
No per-booking fee
No charge per appointment and no commission on your own clients.
The client list is yours
Your clients belong to you, not to a marketplace that rents them back.
Chat that captures the rest
Smart Chat answers the question and takes the lead when you are busy.
HOW WE DO IT
Three steps, no cost to find out
1
Tell us what the site has to do
The jobs it must actually perform, not a list of pages.
2
We design and build it
The front of the site and the system behind it, wired together and tested.
3
You decide
See the finished site working before you commit to anything.
QUESTIONS
Before you ask
Does booking software have hidden fees?01
Often, yes. The common ones are per-booking charges, per-staff-seat pricing, marketplace commission on new clients, and payment processing marked up above the card rate. Booking on your own site avoids all four.
How much should online booking cost per month?02
What does it cost?03
Why would this be free?04
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