What the customer sees when they open your link
The customer's side of the booking. What the page shows them, how few taps it takes, and what appears on your calendar when they finish.
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What it does
What they see
Only the times you have free
The page offers slots that fit your hours and your buffers. A customer cannot pick a time you were never available for.
A short form, not an account
Name, number and what the job is. Nobody has to create a login to book an appointment with you.
Confirmation before they close the tab
The slot is confirmed on screen and by message, so a customer never wonders whether the booking went through.
How it works
What happens next
- They open the link from your text, email or website.
- They pick a slot and fill in the short form.
- The appointment appears on your calendar with their details attached.
- Their confirmation sends, and the reminder is scheduled behind it.
Worth knowing
Worth knowing
- It is a booking page, not a quote. Someone unsure what they need will still ring you.
- The times on offer are only right if your other calendar is synced. Otherwise they can book over a job.
- Fewer fields means more bookings and less information. That trade-off is yours to set.
Related
Related
Calendar and booking
Your side of it: setting availability and what sends itself.
Calendar types
Which calendar type this link should be pointing at.
Workflow automation
What else can fire the moment a booking lands.
Open your own link
Log in, copy your booking link, and open it on your phone as a customer would.