Online Booking
8 articles about online booking.
Decide What Belongs on Your Public Services List
Help clients choose with a focused public service list that separates bookable appointments from internal options, add-ons, and special cases.
Choose the First Step on Your Booking Page
Choose whether clients should start with a service, practitioner, or location so your booking page asks the easiest useful question first.
Choose One Public Link for Your Practice
One dependable public link makes your practice easier to find, easier to share, and less likely to send clients to an outdated page.
Set a Minimum Booking Notice That Works
Choose a booking notice window that protects preparation time without making useful openings harder for clients to find.
When New Clients Need a Consultation First
A consultation-first booking rule can protect fit and clarity without turning your booking page into a barrier clients cannot understand.
Retire a Service Without Erasing Its History
When you stop offering a service, close the booking path carefully while keeping past appointments and useful records easy to understand.
When Your Practice Stops Taking Online Bookings
Turning off online booking is a whole-practice decision. Use this checklist to close the front door clearly while keeping existing clients supported.
Should You Let Clients Book Online?
Online booking feels like handing your calendar to strangers. It does not have to. Here is what you actually keep control of, what changes for the client, and how to open it up without losing the personal touch.
A calmer practice starts here.
Bring booking, notes, payments, and client communication into one considered place. Start free with no card required.