When a customer's working day is full, the time to book is whenever they remember. Your calendar should take the booking and the payment without a phone call.
Set the open weekdays, the minimum notice, the furthest date anyone may reserve, and any days you are closed. The calendar only offers times that fit those rules and your appointment length, and a booked time cannot be taken twice.
Payment happens on the same page by card. While someone pays, their time is reserved, and if they leave without paying the hold lapses and the time opens again. The price always comes from the server.
A paid booking triggers a confirmation with a calendar invite and either a video meeting link or a dial in number with its own access code. The page wears your logo and colors at an address on your domain.
Online Booking and Payments is a module, priced per module and quoted with your plan, added to the $750 a month base of website, leads, CRM, phone and texting, hosting, email, security, backups, and the monthly marketing report.
The average annual wage in Hillsborough County was $75,287 in 2024, counting every kind of work. People with full working days tend to book in the gaps, often outside your hours, so the calendar has to work without you.
Yes. Set the price to zero and the card step is skipped. Paid appointments still collect payment.
Open the booking in the admin, change its status, send the invite again, jot a private note, or issue the refund with a single click.
No. Booking uses guest checkout, so there is nothing to sign up for before paying.
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