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An introductory conversation, a planning meeting, and a home visit each have a different purpose. Create a service for each and let clients choose an available time.
Create distinct services and let clients select the one that matches their current stage.
A short introductory call and a materials meeting need different amounts of time.
Different stages of a project call for different appointment lengths.
A visit needs to be scheduled with enough time in the day for your own preparation and travel.
Agreeing on a time through messages can distract from ongoing design work.
Without a gap, a longer discussion can affect the appointment that follows.
Set separate durations for an introductory conversation, a materials meeting, or a planning session.
Clients can choose a service, date, and available time from the appointments you offer.
Make room for travel, reviewing decisions, or preparing samples; the calendar does not calculate routes or travel time.
Clients can use their booking link to cancel or reschedule, subject to your settings.
This is an illustration only; the studio name, services, and prices are fictional.
The client selects a planning meeting rather than an introductory call.
The selected service uses the duration you set.
The client picks an available time from your calendar.
An email confirmation is sent when the client provides an email address.
Yes. Create a visit service with a suitable duration and share it with clients. Arrange the location directly with the client.
No. It does not plan routes or calculate travel between appointments. Set a buffer and plan your travel separately.
Yes. Set up a service with its own duration and price for each kind of meeting.
Clients can cancel or reschedule through their booking link, subject to your settings.
Yes. Try it 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.