Booking and Ordering
Take the booking while you are on a job.
A slot booked from a phone at night, an order placed ahead, a quote form that asks the right questions, and the money landing in your account. Built into the site and wired to the software you already run.
What It Covers
What you get.
Everything below is part of the build. Nothing here is an upgrade.
Booking from a Phone
A slot booked at ten at night, on the hours and services you actually offer, with the reminder sent the morning of.
Ordering Ahead
The menu or the catalog on the site, an order placed and paid for, and a note to the kitchen or the counter when it lands.
Payment That Lands
Checkout through Stripe, Square, or PayPal, with the money going into your account and not through ours.
Quote and Intake Forms
Everything you need to know before a job can be priced, asked once and sent to your inbox.
Customer Accounts
Logins for the people who need to see their bookings, invoices, or history without calling to ask.
Your Side of It
Back-office screens showing today’s work rather than every record you own, on the phone or the machine at the counter.
What It Connects To
The accounts the money and the bookings run through.
Each of them is opened in your business’s name, set up inside your own account, and left there. Nothing here holds a site hostage to an account somebody else owns.
- Stripe
- Square
- PayPal
- Jobber
- Housecall Pro
- ServiceTitan
- QuickBooks
- Toast
- Anything else with an API
Product names and marks belong to their owners. Naming one here is not a partnership, an endorsement, or an official integration, and what each of them charges is billed by them.
Link or Built In
When you need it built in, and when a link will do.
Plenty of businesses are fine with a booking link. We settle which you need on the first call, before we quote anything.
A Booking Link Is Enough When
One person takes one kind of appointment, and a link to a calendar somebody else hosts does not cost you customers.
Built-In Booking Earns Its Place When
Customers leave when they are sent off the site, the services and the staff need their own rules, or the booking has to reach the software the business already runs.
Time and Cost
How long it takes, and what it runs.
How Long It Takes
The site runs two to four weeks. Booking and ordering built into it add to that, and the date is agreed with the plan before any work starts.
What It Costs to Run
Booking, ordering, and payment are built into the price of the site rather than billed on top of it. What moves that price is how big the whole project is, so you get the number in writing and agree to it before anything starts. What a payment processor charges per transaction is billed by them, not through us.
The Rest of It
Everything else on offer.
Custom Website Design
Designed around your business, not a template.
Website Redesign
A site that stopped bringing work in, rebuilt from the frame up.
Company Email
Mail at your own domain, set up with the site. The provider bills the mailboxes.
Ad Tracking Setup
The Meta Pixel, Google Ads tag, and analytics, installed with the site.
SEO and Google Rankings
Search work every month, inside the monthly rather than billed on top.
Hosting and Care
Hosting, security, backups, and changes any time, all inside the monthly.
Mobile Apps
An app on both stores, quoted as a project of its own.
Desktop Apps
Software for Windows and Mac, built around how the shop works.
Business Automation
The work you still do by hand, done by software instead.
AI Integration
AI we set up around your business to manage email or take repetitive work off your team.
Let’s Talk
Take the booking on the site.
Tell us what the business runs on now and what a customer should be able to do without calling. You get the plan and the price before any work starts.
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