Let customers book a time themselves
Customers pick from the times you've opened, even at 9pm on a Sunday. They don't have to call. You get a text when they book. They get one too.
How it works
What happens
Your customer opens the calendar on your site. They pick one of the times you've opened. You get a text when they book, and they get a confirmation text too.
You set the times
You decide which days and hours are open. The system never picks a time for you. Nobody can book a time you haven't offered.
Reminders go out for you
After a booking, a reminder goes out a day before. Another goes out an hour before. That covers a haircut, a lesson or a service visit.
The details
Booked times drop off the list
Once a time is taken, other customers can't pick it. Nobody gets double-booked.
Changes and cancellations text you
If someone cancels or moves their booking, you get a text right away. You find out before the time goes empty.
It works on a phone
The calendar is built for a phone screen first. That's where people tend to use it.
Questions about booking calendar
Can a customer book a time I haven't opened?
No. They only see the times you've opened. Nothing else is offered.
Can customers book from a text as well as my website?
Yes. The booking link is on your website, and you can send it in a text. It opens the same calendar either way.
Also in the $299 a month
One price covers all of these. Pick one to see how it works.
See it work on a real phone
Twenty minutes. You watch a missed call get a text back, live, then decide.