Six emails to find a time that works.
You open the slots that suit you. They pick one, and it's done.
Free, no card required.
Your availability, their choice, a reminder.
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You open your slots — the ones that suit you, not the ones a calendar decides.
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They pick one, and answer your questions before ever speaking to you.
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A reminder goes out 24 hours before, then one hour before. Both ways.
What it changes, line by line
- Six emails to find a time that works.
- Your link, your availability. They pick from it.
- They call while your hands are full.
- You open the slots that suit you. They book inside them.
- A request arrives with three lines and nothing else.
- A form asks the right questions for you.
- You jot requests in a notebook, then you look for the notebook.
- Every request lands in the same place, time-stamped.
- You ask the same questions on every first call.
- They've already answered before speaking to you.
- A forgotten appointment, a trip for nothing.
- A reminder goes out 24 hours before, then one hour before. Both ways.
The questions you're asking yourself
Can my clients see my calendar?
No. They see free slots, nothing else. What you do between two appointments is your business.
How do I switch the booking page on?
It stays closed until you open it. You set your availability, you switch it on, and your link becomes reachable.
What about requests that aren't appointments?
A form asks the right questions for you. The answers land in the same place, time-stamped, and you find them again without looking.
The slot settles itself without you.
Not six emails. Not a call while your hands are full.
One link, and their availability inside yours.
Free, no card required.