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Set out introductory and ongoing appointment options clearly, then let clients choose from the availability you offer—without turning scheduling into a record of personal details.
A prospective client may need to find an appropriate open time while you are unavailable.
An introductory appointment and ongoing sessions may use different durations.
Scheduling requires coordination details, not a record of personal or clinical information.
Set a duration for each appointment type, including introductory and ongoing sessions.
Clients choose an appointment type and select a date and open time.
Review appointment activity for scheduling context, without treating it as a clinical record.
Clients can manage, cancel, or reschedule using the link for their appointment.
Send a booking confirmation by email when an email address is provided; this is not a reminder.
Illustration only: the business name, services, prices, and available times below are fictional examples.
The client selects an introductory or ongoing option.
The page shows available times in your calendar.
The client chooses a slot that fits.
The information is used to coordinate the appointment.
Yes. List each as a separate appointment type and set its duration.
Meetura is for scheduling, not clinical records. Keep booking details to what is needed to coordinate the appointment; do not collect sensitive information.
No. Appointments are booked individually from the open times shown.
Meetura can email a booking confirmation when an email address is provided. Confirmations are not reminders.
Yes. Try Meetura free for 14 days, with no credit card required.
Open your booking page, set up your services and hours, and share the link with your clients.