Online booking · no app, for anyone

They book you from your website. It lands in the calendar on your phone.

No new app. No new login. No system to learn. A customer picks a slot on your site, and the job turns up in your email with a calendar invite attached — one tap and it's in your diary, with a reminder, exactly like every other appointment you've ever had.

£150 to set up, then £10/mo · deposits included · works on the website you already have.

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invite.ics — added to your calendar Straight into Google, Apple or Outlook. No app.
The thing everyone gets wrong

Nobody is installing your app. Not you, not them.

Every booking system a tradesman has ever been sold comes with an app, a login, and a fortnight of faff. Then it gets used twice and abandoned. So this one doesn't have any of that.

Your customer

Uses your website

Picks a service, picks a time, puts their name in. Done in twenty seconds, on the phone in their hand. No account, no download.

You

Use the calendar you already have

The booking arrives by email with an invite attached. Tap it once and it's in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook — whichever you already use.

And

It reads your diary back

Block out a job, a holiday, the school run — in your own calendar, like you always do — and those hours stop being offered. You never have to tell us anything.

What it does

A real diary, not a contact form pretending to be one.

Try it

This is the real thing. Go on — book a slot.

Not a screenshot. Not a video. The actual booking system, running on this page, exactly as it would run on yours. Pick a service, pick a time, watch what happens. Nothing is saved — it's a demo salon, and no stylist is going to turn up.

Notice it's pink, not purple. That's deliberate — the widget takes on your brand, not ours. It sits on your site looking like part of it, not like something bolted on by an agency.

And notice what it did: it only offered times that were genuinely free, it knew how long each service takes, and it confirmed instantly. On a real client's site that booking also lands in their calendar as an invite — and in the customer's.

Price

£150 to set up. Then £10 a month.

Deposits included. No minimum term. Works on the website you've already got.

Online booking
£150
then £10/mo — deposits included
With an AI assistant
£450
then £25/mo — it can book people in the chat
With a new website too
£1,045
the lot, then £40/mo

The build can be split into three interest-free payments — same total, no fees, no credit check. Build your own quote in about twenty seconds.

Straight answers

The questions everyone asks

No — and neither do your customers. They use your website; you use the calendar that's already on your phone. Bookings arrive by email with a calendar invite attached. Tap it once and it's in your diary with a reminder. That's the whole thing.

It reads your calendar. Block out a job, a holiday, a dentist appointment — in your own calendar, like you always do — and those hours stop being offered on the website. You never have to tell us anything, and you never have to keep two diaries in step.

Yes, and it costs nothing extra — it comes with the booking system. The money goes straight into your own Stripe account. It lands in your bank and we never touch it or take a cut of it. You'll need a Stripe account, which is free to set up.

Probably not. If it works, keep it — we'll plug your website into it and you carry on as you are. We'd rather tell you that than sell you something you don't need.

No. Not "unlikely" — it physically can't. If two customers hit confirm in the same second, one gets the slot and the other is told, politely, to pick another. That's enforced in the database itself, not by hopeful code, which is the difference between a booking system and a form.

See it running on your own business.

Tell us your trade, your hours and what people book you for. We'll build you a working preview — free, nothing to sign.

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