Two counter visits per pair, a shelf that quietly fills with unclaimed work, and a Friday promise you can actually keep.
Online booking
Share your link and customers pick a service and slot at a price worked out for them, straight into your diary.
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Every booking lands on a routed timeline, so you spend less time driving and more time on the tools.
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The staple. A defined job with a defined price and a turnaround you can promise, which is exactly what suits a set price on a page.
Tradespeople and nurses who need them back fast because they only own one pair that fits. Turnaround matters more than price.
Zips, handles and stitching on leather that is not footwear at all. Different work, different price, same counter.
Stretching, raising and padding to a customer's own requirements. Longer at the counter, so it deserves a real appointment rather than a queue.
See it in action
Priced and booked
Every job is priced automatically from its details, and your page only offers the work you do in the areas you cover. The customer books it themselves, or you add it in seconds when they call.
Scheduled and dispatched
Each booking lands on your routed day. On the Free plan you drag jobs where you want them; on Pro the day schedules itself into the slot that adds the least driving and sends it to whoever is closest and free.
On the day
The same day laid out in driving order, so you knock jobs off in the right sequence and mark each one on the way, on site and done. Confirmation and reminder emails go out on their own, so customers always know you are coming.
Get paid
A message goes out the moment the job is marked done, which is what turns over the shelf of finished pairs nobody has been told about.
Less admin, more bookings
A repair shop diary that only records the work misses half of what actually happens at the counter. Book the drop-off with enough time to look at the shoe properly and quote it, and book the collection when you know it will be done. Both sit on the diary, so a Saturday morning full of collections is something you can see coming rather than something that happens to you.
Finished work waiting to be collected is the quiet drag on every repair business, and almost all of it comes down to nobody having told the customer. An email when the pair is ready, sent the moment you mark the job done, turns the shelf over. It costs you nothing and it is the single highest-return habit in the trade.
These are known jobs with known costs, so they belong on a page with real prices rather than being quoted individually at the counter for the thousandth time. Give each its own price and its own honest turnaround, and the customer arrives having already decided, which shortens the queue behind them.
Your reputation in this trade is a turnaround promise kept, and it is kept by not taking on more than the week holds. Setting a realistic length on each job and letting the collection appointment sit on the diary means you can see whether Friday is genuinely free before you promise it to the fourth person who walks in.
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One app for the whole job
Yes, both on the counter diary against the same customer. The drop-off can be longer so there is time to look at the shoe and price it properly.
They get an email when you mark the job done. That one message is what clears the collection shelf.
That is set per service. Take it up front at the counter, or settle afterwards with a payment request they pay by card from their email.
Yes. Every job sits on their record, so the second pair is quoted from what you charged for the first and you know how they like the heel finished.