So people can make an appointment, book or buy without calling.
At eleven at night, on a Sunday, from their phone. When you're not there to pick up. And not from a template: from the system you already have in your head that doesn't exist yet.
It shows the real free slots, the ones in your calendar.
The phone rings while you're serving someone. And the caller goes to the place round the corner.
Wanted an appointment for Thursday
You don't pick up, or you pick up badly. Now they're booking with someone else. And the person in front of you saw you cut them off.
Looked you up at eleven at night
Saw they'd have to phone during morning hours and kept searching. That one doesn't even show up in your numbers.
Booked and forgot
That slot can't be sold any more, and you find out when they don't show.
What gets you booked on its own, and what makes them turn up.
- A calendar or bookings connected to what you already use, not a separate calendar someone has to copy
- An automatic reminder to the customer, which is what keeps appointments from falling through
- Payment or deposit, if you need to charge in advance
- A panel for your team, with permissions, so everyone sees their own part
- Your catalogue of services, with photos and duration
- An assistant that answers the usual questions: opening hours, where you are, how long it takes
This isn't a boxed product with six features: it's custom software. If the way you work needs something that isn't here, we build it.
Yours depends on when you get paid.
Which one suits you comes out of the diagnosis. And you can start with the first and add payments later, without rebuilding anything.
People book, you confirm and they pay at the till as usual. It's the norm for hairdressers, garages and gyms.
On a portal you pay for every customer, your own ones too.
If you work with a booking or appointment portal, you pay for every customer who comes in, including the one who's been coming for years. With your own website you pay the same every month, whoever books.
That's our thing too, and we maintain it too.
Some businesses don't want a calendar or payments. An advisory firm, a builder, a practice. They want a website that loads fast, looks good on a phone, shows what they do and lets people get in touch.
It comes with its catalogue, its forms, its languages and the same panel so you can change it yourself. If one day you want to take appointments, we add it on top without rebuilding.
And it's still truly yours:
So people can buy from you on Sunday night.
We look at how customers reach you today and what slips through along the way. We tell you what to do, in order, with a fixed price and in writing.