Adding something bookable used to mean a generic form and a lot of guesswork. Now you search for what you offer, pick it from the list, and the setup adapts to how that thing actually gets booked:
- Trades and home services set a price and a typical job length, and the address check runs up front
- Courts, rooms and hire gear name their units, choose hourly hire or fixed blocks, and set opening hours
- Classes and sessions set seats, publish their first session times, and pick who runs them
- Appointments choose whose diary takes the booking
Pricing starts from a sensible recipe for your trade instead of a blank field, payment and deposits are one step, and the finished offering goes straight onto your booking page looking the way that type of booking should.
New businesses get the same treatment: onboarding now runs this exact flow, so your first offering is live-bookable minutes after you sign up.