Book a time or request one?
Customers can confirm immediately
If your scheduling service shows availability and confirms appointments, the website can guide customers to its booking page. A supported embedded calendar may also be suitable after we review the provider and your setup.
Explain the service, location and relevant details before asking someone to choose a time. A button such as “Book a consultation” should lead to that specific next step.
Your team needs to review first
If the job depends on a customer's location, project details or an estimate, start with an inquiry. A focused form can collect the request and send it to your team.
Use “Request an appointment” or “Request an estimate.” The confirmation message should say the request was received and that your team still needs to confirm availability.
You need a more involved workflow
Multiple staff calendars, deposits, customer accounts, special availability rules and software connections can change the scope. Tell us which steps are essential and which system currently handles them. We will review the supported approach and any additional work.
Answer the questions that come before booking
- What service am I choosing, and who is it for?
- Where does it happen, or which areas do you serve?
- Is the price fixed, a starting price or given after an estimate?
- What should I know before the appointment?
- Am I confirming a time or sending a request?
- How can I contact the business for help?
We organize the design and copy around these answers, using your information and approved materials. Relevant photos, reviews and business details help explain what customers can expect.
A clear mobile booking path
For the agreed build, we connect the booking or contact route and check the website's mobile layout, links and forms as part of launch preparation.
The booking provider controls the features inside its system. Availability, reminders, payments and cancellation rules depend on that provider, your account and the agreed setup. We confirm which work belongs to the website and which belongs to the booking system before starting.
If customers leave your website to finish booking, make the destination clear. If an integration is used, review its phone layout and the steps customers need to complete.
Match the flow to the business
Appointments and consultations
Introduce the service and visit, then connect a supported scheduler or consultation-request path. Keep any required approval step visible.
Restaurants
Guide guests to an existing supported reservation or ordering service, with menus, location and contact details easy to find. See our restaurant website service.
Project-based services
Use an estimate request when the job needs a conversation before scheduling. Explain services and coverage, show relevant work, and collect useful inquiry details. See our contractor website service.
Med spas
Use client-approved treatment information and an appropriate consultation or booking route. Medical claims and sensitive intake need separate review; a general contact form should not be treated as a patient-record system. See our med spa website service.
Pricing and booking scope
Published website packages start at $349 for Landing, $499 for Business and $899 for Pro. Pro includes scoped search, calculator or booking functionality. More involved booking systems and integrations are quoted separately.
Send your booking link or describe the workflow. We will confirm the suitable package, supported connection, included work and additional costs. Provider subscriptions and processing fees are separate unless expressly included in your quote.
The standard $499 Business build is paid as $199 to start and $300 after approval, before launch. Other payment terms are confirmed in the quote. Optional website care is $99/month; new integrations and application work are separately scoped.
What to send us
- Business name and current website, if available
- Public booking URL or the system you use
- Services customers should book or ask about
- Whether your team reviews requests before confirmation
- Location or service area, contact details and brand materials
- Requirements for staff, payments, reminders or special rules
Do not send passwords, payment-card details or private customer records through the inquiry form. Public information is enough to begin reviewing the project.
Common questions
Can you use my existing booking system?
Send its public link. We will review whether a link or supported integration is suitable and confirm compatibility and setup for your project.
Can I start with appointment requests?
Yes. A clearly labeled request form can route inquiries to your team. A request should not imply that a time is reserved before your business confirms it.
Are payments and reminders included?
That depends on the provider and the agreed scope. Tell us what you need so the quote distinguishes website work, provider features and additional integration work.
How quickly can it be ready?
Our typical first-draft estimate is 1–2 days, depending on scope, materials and feedback. Booking requirements can affect the schedule. The estimate is not a guaranteed launch date.
Plan your booking website
Tell us how customers book today and what you want to improve. We will reply by the next business day with a recommendation and next steps.
A clear booking path does not guarantee traffic, rankings, inquiries or bookings.
Plan my booking website