A booking page that fills your calendar

Your business has its own booking page, and each team member can have theirs. Clients pick a free slot there and can pay for the service online when they book.

Included in every plan, along with the other modules.

Clients pick their own slot on your page. Your calendar, their record and their loyalty points follow without any data entry on your side.

From booking to attended appointment

The screen changes with each step. Pick a step to see it again.

What the module does

A page in your name

For the business, and for each team member who wants one.

Appointment types

Duration, price, time between appointments, booking notice and questions.

Client’s time zone

They see slots in their time, you see them in yours.

Online payment

The price of the service, paid by card at booking, and refunded from the appointment if it is cancelled.

Built-in video

The link goes out with the confirmation, with no separate tool.

Calendar subscription

Readable from Google, Apple or Outlook, read-only.

Connected to the rest of Puwapi

What you enter here is used elsewhere, with no retyping.

By planStarterBusinessScale
Booking calendars15Unlimited
Locations11Several
Loyalty clients500UnlimitedUnlimited
The module is included in all three plans.See all plans

Questions about online booking

Can each team member have their own page?

Yes. Each member turns on their page and chooses their handle, their hours and their appointment types.

Do my slots take my calendar into account?

Events in your Puwapi calendar block your slots. Your Puwapi calendar can be read from Google, Apple or Outlook through a subscription, but an external calendar does not block your slots yet.

Do clients pay a deposit or the full price?

The full price of the service, by card, when they book. Depending on your settings, this payment is required or left to the client.

Try the Online booking module with the rest of Puwapi

Fourteen days with your whole team and every module. No credit card required.

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