Let customers book a tune at home from your page at a set price, send annual reminders that rebook on their own, and keep your travel days inside the suburbs you actually cover.
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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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
Send a quote that becomes a booked job the moment it is accepted, take a deposit or full payment by card, or fire off a payment request the minute the work is done.
Less admin, more bookings
A standard pitch-and-tune is a known job, so sell it like one. List it on your page at a flat price, let the customer pick a time from what you genuinely have free, and the confirmation email arrives before they have closed the lid. No voicemail, no waiting on a callback while the piano sits a semitone flat.
Set your service area by a drawn map, a radius or a list of postcodes, and only addresses inside it can book a time. The grand piano an hour past your patch comes through as a request you can price for the travel instead of landing in your day by surprise, and the tunes you do take stay close enough to string together.
Pianos drift on a schedule, and so should the next booking. Set the interval and Bookables reminds the customer when their tune is due, with a link straight back to your page, so the family that booked last spring rebooks this spring without you keeping a shoebox of index cards. The reminder is the marketing, and it runs itself.
A pinblock that will not hold, a Yamaha upright that always needs the top octave brought up, the school hall grand that lives in a room with no climate control. Each piano sits on the customer record with its make, its history and your notes, so you arrive already knowing the instrument rather than meeting it cold.
Set up in minutes. 200 bookings a month free, no card needed.
One app for the whole job
Yes. Put a standard tune on your page at a flat price, and the customer picks a time from your real availability. A confirmation email goes out the moment they book, with nothing for you to answer.
Set your service area as a drawn map, a radius or a list of postcodes. Only addresses inside it can book a time, and anything further out comes through as a request you can price for the travel.
Set the interval and the customer gets an automatic reminder when their annual tune is due, with a link back to your page. The piano that left in tune last year books itself in again.
Those come through as a request with the customer's preferred times and a note on the problem. You confirm once you know the work involved, so an unusual job never books itself in at the standard price.
Every instrument sits on the customer record with its make, model, your notes and the full history of what you have done, so the next visit picks up exactly where the last one left off.