Booking software for snake catchers in Australia.
Nobody books a snake catcher for next Tuesday. It is behind the fridge now, and the job goes to whoever can name a time.
Start with Google- The genuine next free slot, including today
- Address checked against your area before it books
- Summer hours set to when you actually answer
- Paid by card at the fence line, no terminal needed
Online booking
The next hour, not the next opening
Your page offers the real next free slot, this afternoon included, so the bloke standing in his driveway books you instead of ringing the next number down.
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A run that gets torn up twice a day
A school in lockdown outranks everything you had on. Drag the afternoon into a new order, and switch on the email that tells the rest they moved.
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Built for the callouts you actually get
A brown in the laundry
One address, one hour, and the whole family standing on the front lawn. The callout is a service with its own price and its own length, so it self-books.
A python in the roof cavity
Longer, quieter and often at night. Give it its own duration so it never gets squeezed into a gap that was only ever big enough for a driveway job.
A school or childcare centre in lockdown
Same panic, but the invoice goes to an office. The booking carries the site as the address and the business as the customer, so both are on the record.
A work site that has downed tools
The cost of the delay dwarfs the callout, and speed is the only thing being bought. A confirmed arrival time is worth more to them than a cheaper price.
A red-belly at the back of a cafe
Food premises cannot trade until it is cleared. Bill the business, not the chef who rang you, and the payment request goes to whoever holds the card.
Chook pens and aviaries
A python that has already eaten and is not going anywhere. Slower work, and worth its own service so the page stops offering it a half hour window.
Pool pump housings and filter boxes
The summer regular. Same fee, same length, and the property record shows you have been to that pump shed twice before.
Dam banks and irrigation lines on farms
An hour out of town, so the address gets checked against your areas first and lands as a request if it is past them rather than as a confirmed job.
Out of season yard walk-throughs
The winter work: the woodpile, the shed gap and the long grass along the fence. Priced up front and bookable weeks ahead, unlike everything else you do.
The one job you can book in advance.
Someone who found a brown one in February wants the woodpile and the shed gap looked at before spring. It is the only work here with a date on it.
A price on the page, not a maybe
The walk-through carries its own fee and its own length, so nobody is surprised by an invoice for looking at a shed.
Weeks ahead, unlike the rest of it
It is the one thing you sell that has a date on it, so it fills the quiet months instead of waiting for the first warm Saturday.
It ends up on the property
What you told them about the woodpile is on the address, so when they ring in October you are not starting from nothing.
How far you will actually drive.
Speed is the whole product, so the areas you cover decide what your page will even accept when the phone goes at four.
Checked before it books
The address is matched against your areas first, so nothing lands confirmed that you were never going to reach in time.
Past them it becomes a request
The farm an hour out is not turned away, it just waits for a yes from you instead of taking the slot on its own.
The other catcher covers the other end
Areas belong to people, so the far side of the shire goes to whoever is actually out that way instead of to whoever answered.
- Surry Hills8 suburbs · 2 crew
- Paddington7 suburbs · 2 crew
- Sydney North7 suburbs · 2 crew
Paid at the fence line.
Nobody is thinking about money while their kids are still standing on the trampoline. Make paying the shortest thing that happens.
Cash and transfer are free, always
Record it by hand against the job in about four taps. That costs nothing on any plan and it never has.
Cards come with Pro
Send a payment request they settle from their phone while you are loading the bag. The receipt sends itself and the job squares off.
Straight into your own account
Card money is paid out to your own Stripe account. It is not held somewhere inside Bookables waiting on a cycle.
- Marco FerraroP-1011 · 25 Jun · Bank transfer$380
- Renee SalterP-1012 · 25 Jun · Cash$240
- Anna WhitfieldP-1013 · 28 Jun · Card$380
- Danny PrasadP-1001 · 27 Jun · Card$190
It went under the fridge about ten minutes ago and we are all outside. How soon can somebody get here?
The call you could not take.
You cannot answer a phone from inside a roof cavity. What you miss should not be a voicemail with half an address on it.
- AWAnna WhitfieldToday · 15:45Best+8 min
- DPDanny PrasadToday · 14:30+22 min
- JYJack YoungTomorrow · 09:15+35 min
Who is nearest, and free.
With two of you out, the open times are ranked by the driving each one adds, so the job goes to the ute already down that way.
- Site walk-throughSet fee$180
- Woodpile & long grassAdvice$120
- Return visitNext season$150
The one job with a date on it.
On Pro one document carries three versions: the walk-through and the advice, the same with the woodpile and shed sorted out, or the lot with a return in spring. They pick one and sign it on their phone.
Four ways a callout ends.
Accepted, on the way, on site, done. And when it had already gone by the time you pulled up, the job closes as a no show rather than being quietly deleted, so the attendance still counts and the record still reads true.
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Everything you need to run your snake catching business.
Common questions.
Yes, and it is the only thing that matters on a page like this one. The next free slot is worked out from how long a callout runs and where your existing jobs already are, so what it offers is real rather than a form promising a call back.
The attendance still happened, so the callout still stands. Mark the job done and take the money as normal. The notes stay on the property, which is what makes the second call three days later quick.
Each address is its own record with its own notes and job history, so what you caught, where you released it and when all sit in one place instead of in a notebook in the ute. Your catch and release licence or damage mitigation permit still sets what you may do and what you must report; this just stops the paperwork going missing.
Yes. Availability is yours to set and can be as narrow as you like, so once the weather turns the page has nothing left to offer, and the wide summer hours come back the day you say so.
Cash and bank transfer you record by hand on any plan, in about four taps. For a card, send a payment request they settle from their phone while you are loading the bag, and the receipt goes out on its own. Cards come with Pro.
The address is matched against the areas you cover before the booking is taken. Past them it lands as a request instead of a confirmed job, so you can say yes to the two hour drive on a quiet Sunday and decline it on a Saturday in December.
