
The screen takes twenty minutes. Everything around it — the call, the model, the price — takes rather longer, and that is the part worth fixing.
Online booking
They choose the model, the fault and a short slot on your page, so the repair arrives already named rather than described at the counter.
Learn moreSmart scheduling
Quick screens and slow board work share one timeline, and the rest of the afternoon moves along when something takes longer than billed.
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Someone asks whether you can do their model. It arrives as a request you accept or decline in the thread, not as a missed call.
Every handset sits at one of four stages, so whoever is on the counter can say where a repair has got to without going to look.
The same handset comes back a year later. What you fitted, what it cost and who owns it is already on the record, so nobody has to remember it.
Set the areas you will travel to and work you cannot reach never reaches the day. Beyond the edge, it becomes a request.
Built for the bench
The one that keeps the high street unit open. Priced on the page with its slot attached, so it books itself and arrives named.
A set price and a set time. The model comes through with the booking, so nobody has to ask which battery the job wants.
A small job people rarely ring about. Put a price on it and it quietly fills the flat hour in the middle of the afternoon.
Slower than it looks and usually underpriced. Give it its own price and its own bench time rather than treating it as a screen.
A long job that needs a long slot, booked where it will not hold up three walk-ins standing at the counter behind it.
Nothing about this can be priced across the counter. It arrives as a request, gets opened, and goes back as an itemised quote.
Mostly waiting rather than repairing. A flat price and a booked slot keeps it from quietly costing you an hour of bench.
No walk-in at all. It still books a bench slot, still carries its model and fault, and still leaves a record when it goes back.
If you go out to them, set the areas you cover and a job well beyond them arrives as a request rather than on the day itself.
Sooner or later they ask what sort of screen you fit. It is a better conversation in writing, with the options priced side by side.
Screen, battery, port and rear glass each carry a price and a slot length on your page, on any plan, with nothing to ring about.
A handset that has been in the sink is opened first, then itemised and sent, rather than guessed at while somebody waits.
They accept online, name and time recorded, and the accepted quote becomes a booked bench slot without a further phone call.
Cash in the till costs nothing to record. Or take the card as the repair is booked, and send a request once it has been tested.
Record what was handed over against the repair on the Free plan. Cards are the only part of the money that asks for Pro.
A repair paid for in advance tends to turn up, and the money goes to your own account rather than being held here.
Send the payment request the moment the handset is back together and tested, and the receipt rather sees itself out.
Liquid damage cannot be priced across a counter. It comes in as a request, gets opened, and goes back out itemised.
Each tech carries their own hours and their own repairs, so nothing lands on a bench that cannot take it.
The question every repair generates, sitting beside the repair it is about instead of on three different phones.
One app for the whole job
Add your whole team and get booking for nothing.
As you grow with us you can go Pro.
Yes. Build your repairs as priced choices — device, then fault, then extras — and the booking arrives naming both, with the right amount of bench time already held.
No, and it would be easier to imply otherwise. There is no stock or parts tracking in Bookables. What it does give you is the model and the fault ahead of the walk-in.
The repair was never the slow part. The call arranging it is, as is the customer who arrives with a handset you cannot do. Booking clears both before they reach the bench.
Yes. Take the full amount by card as it is booked, or send a payment request once it has been tested. Cash and bank transfer recorded by hand are free; cards come with Pro.
They behave like any other repair: a bench slot, a model, a fault and a record, so a posted handset never becomes an unlabelled jiffy bag on a shelf.
Yes. The Free plan carries a monthly allowance of bookings with no card required, and nothing is taken out of what a repair earns you.