
Learners book only the hours you teach, the weekly lesson holds itself in the diary through to the restricted test, and each pickup rides on the booking.
Online booking
A learner picks a real free hour off your page late at night, says where you are collecting them, and it is booked before you have seen the phone.
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Every lesson sits on the day with its own pickup, so a test date landing midweek is a drag across the board rather than a rewrite.
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Someone forty minutes out asks for a Tuesday. Past the areas you claim it arrives flagged, as an enquiry you answer rather than an hour already in your diary.
Claim the areas you will collect in from real boundaries rather than a radius you guessed, and your page only sells hours you can physically reach. Outside them a district is not offered at all.
A busy instructor turns work away by not answering. The enquiry that hits nothing goes to the next name in the search results.
With nothing free they leave the evenings that suit and a number, and it lands as a thread you answer between two lessons.
Accept and it becomes a lesson in the diary. Decline and it closes. Neither one is a call you make from a kerb.
An overlap is refused by the database itself, so the same six o’clock cannot be sold twice however the second booking arrived.
Anything before November? My restricted is booked for the 12th.
A pupil is not one booking. It is the same hour at the same time every week, running for months, and it ends the day they sit their restricted test.
Same day, same time, every week or every fortnight, ending on the test date or after a set number of lessons. Standing arrangements are free.
Shift the Thursday they cannot make and the pattern re-anchors around it. The other months of lessons are not rebuilt by hand.
The weeks in front of you are filled in before anyone rings, so the diary already shows what the pupil has committed to.
The same learner is at home on Monday and outside work on Saturday. The address belongs to the lesson rather than to the person.
Every booking carries where you are collecting from, so a Wednesday starting at the campus changes nothing on their record.
A date lands and the week reshuffles: move a lesson to another time on the board and commit the lot in one go.
Weekly hours and dated overrides are all a slot search has to work with, so a seven in the morning is never offered.
What you teach
Someone who has done nothing but the theory. Its own service at its own length, priced on the page before you turn up.
Same time each week for months, aimed at one test. Set the pattern once and the lessons keep appearing without a phone call.
A full practice of the route and the manoeuvres, booked as its own longer service rather than tacked onto a normal hour.
The second test, months after the first, sold as its own thing. The learner is already on your books with every hour they did.
Approved course work that shortens the restricted period, booked as its own service so nobody mistakes it for a normal lesson.
Two hours out of town, or the dark hours nobody practises. A longer service at its own price so the day is not underbooked.
Its own service with its own price and length, so a learner never takes a manual hour by accident and arrives to the wrong car.
A confident driver who has never driven here. Priced as its own service rather than trimmed off a learner rate.
A licence holder who has not driven in a decade. Its own hour, its own price, and a record of exactly what you covered.
Their number, the addresses you collect from and what is still owed, on one record you can open at the kerb.
The Saturday swap, the parent asking about test day and the reminder you sent all sit in the same conversation.
Paid into your account by Stripe.
A lesson settled at booking is one you are not chasing in a car park with the next pupil already waiting.
A month at a glance is how this trade reads its diary: not one day, but whether there are enough hours left before the date.
Standing weekly hours and one-off bookings in the same list, filtered by status, so nothing is only remembered because you remember it.
Weekly hours, longer runs out of town, or a concentrated push at the test. One quote, three prices, decided before the first lesson.
Same time weekly or fortnightly, ending on a date or after a set number of lessons. Standing arrangements sit on the Free plan.
Weekly hours, longer runs and the concentrated push side by side with their own prices, and the one you would pick marked recommended. Options come with Pro.
Move the Thursday they cannot make and the arrangement re-anchors to it, without rebuilding the months of lessons behind it.
Six o’clock cannot be sold twice. Take the fee before the lesson and put the notice you need in writing on the page they book from.
Write up what came over at the kerb with the date it landed, on any plan. Recording money by hand has never cost anything.
Card payments, whether taken on your page at booking or against the lesson afterwards, are the one part of the money on Pro.
Payments totals what has come in and what is still out, so a learner drifting three lessons behind is not a surprise.
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Yes. Your page shows what you genuinely have free, and they take it at whatever hour of the night they get around to it.
Yes, on the Free plan. Choose the day, the time and the interval, say whether it ends on a date or after a set number, and the weeks fill ahead of you.
Every lesson holds its own address, so Monday starting at home and Thursday starting at the polytech needs nothing changed on their record.
Yes. Claim only the areas you collect in and anything outside them cannot book, arriving instead as a request you are free to decline.
Switch on a reminder email before the lesson and write your notice period into your own booking page. There is no automatic fee, and an hour nobody showed for is marked no-show.
Not for cash or bank transfer recorded by hand. Cards are the part that comes with Pro, and the money lands in your own account.
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