It is behind the fridge right now, so the only thing that matters is whether your page can give them the next hour.
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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A python in the roof or a brown in the laundry. One person, one address, one hour, and the whole family standing in the front yard.
A yard in lockdown and a principal who needs it resolved and documented. Same urgency, but the invoice goes to an office.
A site that has downed tools until it is cleared, where the cost of the delay dwarfs the callout fee and speed is the only thing being bought.
The winter work: a walk-through for someone who found one last February, with advice on the woodpile and the shed gap. Bookable in advance at a set price.
See it in action
Priced and booked
A real slot in the next hour on the page takes the job while the phone would otherwise go to voicemail, sending the confirmation and putting the address on the run.
Scheduled and dispatched
The property is checked against the area covered before a booking is taken, so nothing lands an hour outside the ground actually worked.
On the day
The callout carries its true length including the drive, so the customer sees the actual time of arrival rather than a vague promise for a snake that will not wait.
Get paid
A payment request sent by email is settled from the customer's phone while the family is still standing by the trampoline, with the receipt sent automatically.
Less admin, more bookings
You cannot answer the phone while you are in someone's roof, and that is where most of the lost work in this trade goes. A booking page that shows a real slot in the next hour takes the job while your hands are full, sends the confirmation, and puts the address on your run. It is the closest thing to being in two places at once.
Snakes move. The job that was in the laundry at ten is in the garden at ten-forty and gone by eleven, which is why an honest arrival window matters more than a cheap price. Set the callout to its true length including the drive, let the customer see the actual time you will be there, and the ones who cannot wait can self-select out instead of booking and cancelling.
Four months carry twelve months of income and the other eight are quiet enough to do something else. Set your availability wide across the season and narrow outside it, so your page is honest in February and not offering a Sunday morning in July that you have no intention of working.
What people are buying is the animal gone and everyone safe, and they are rarely thinking about money at the time. Take the card from the fence line with a payment request they settle from their phone, and the receipt sends itself. Nobody has to find a wallet while their kids are still standing on the trampoline.
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One app for the whole job
Yes. The page offers your genuine next free slot, today included, based on the length of the job and where your existing work is. That is the whole point for a trade like this one.
The attendance still happened, so the callout still stands. Mark the job done and take payment as normal, with the notes recorded against the property in case they ring again next week.
Yes. Availability is yours to set and can be as narrow as you like, so out of season the page simply has nothing to offer.
You can. Send a payment request by email and they pay by card from their phone while you are packing up. The receipt goes out automatically.