Client picks a session, pays a deposit, signs the consent form. You see one notification: "Booked — Tuesday 2 p.m. — paid."
Stat i.
~50%
fewer no-shows when a deposit is taken
Stat ii.
1 click
from "interested" to "booked + paid"
Stat iii.
0 mins
admin time once the link is live
Detail A / What it actually means
Friction is killing half your bookings.
Person finds you at 11 p.m. They have to email, wait for tomorrow's reply, find out you're full Wednesday, suggest Thursday — by Friday they've booked your competitor.
A booking link cuts that to one tap, with the deposit attached. The maths is brutal: a single recovered no-show pays for the whole month.
Detail B / What's in the box
What you get.
- A booking page on your domain (example.co.uk/book) — fits your brand
- Customer picks slot, pays deposit, gets calendar invite — all in one flow
- Stripe deposits, balance payments, refunds
- Digital consent forms and contracts, signed by the customer at booking
- SMS and email reminders the day before — cuts no-shows in half
- Cancellation and rescheduling rules you set (24h notice, etc.)
- Two-way calendar sync (Google, Outlook, Apple) — no double bookings
- Records of every booking, payment and document, searchable
In the wild.
Three patterns we set up most often.
Emergency call-out picks slot, pays deposit, gets ETA SMS pings. Dispatch and admin: zero.
Quote sent over WhatsApp; customer accepts and pays deposit in one tap, no email back-and-forth.
Live booking flow on the Morven case study.
Stop chasing bookings. Start taking them.
Booking is included on every tier. We set it up around how you actually work.
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