01 · about ten minutes
Add your services.
Name the service, give it a duration and price, then decide whether it needs a deposit. Start with the two people book most.
90 min · 20% deposit
$120
From empty diary to booked day
Add what you do, when you work and who does it. Share one link. Customers handle the rest themselves.
01 · about ten minutes
Name the service, give it a duration and price, then decide whether it needs a deposit. Start with the two people book most.
90 min · 20% deposit
$120

02 · the slow one, about twenty minutes
Each person's working week becomes their bookable time. Lunch breaks and days off are visible as a pattern, not buried in fields.
03 · one minute
Put it in an Instagram bio, send it in a message or print its QR code at the counter.
Live page
04 · ongoing
A customer chooses a real slot, pays the deposit when required and lands in the team's agenda immediately.
Their side
Your customer opens your link, chooses Wednesday at 14:00 with Mara, and leaves with a way to change it themselves.

The missed chair
For a $120 colour, the customer sees the 20% deposit beside the service, then sees $24 now and $96 at the salon at checkout.
The forgotten hour
One goes 24 hours before; another goes 1 hour before. No invented reduction percentage — just the mechanism doing its work.
One agenda
The team's hours, schedule blocks and external calendar busy time meet before a slot is offered.
No. The booking link is guest checkout.
That works perfectly. You are the one staff member and your hours create the slots.
The no-show is recorded, and the deposit follows the policy you set.
Yes. Add the booking yourself in the calendar.