The phone rings while your hands are full
Every booking taken by phone or message is a job interrupted. Some calls get missed, some messages get answered the next morning, and by then the customer has booked somewhere else.
Marketplace booking services solve part of this, but they put your customers in front of your competitors and take a cut. A booking page of your own keeps the relationship yours.
Try it now
This is a working example for an invented salon. Book something, reload the page, and the slot is still taken. A long service blocks every slot it overlaps. The business is invented; the tool is real.
A booking page that really books.
Real dates, real opening hours, and longer services block the slots they overlap. Book one, reload the page, and it’s still taken. The calendar file opens in your own calendar.
Service
Day
Time
Write a quote in a minute. Save it as a PDF.
Everything on the page is editable: names, lines, quantities, prices, tax. The totals keep up as you type.
| Description | Qty | Price | Total |
|---|
- Subtotal
- Tax %
- Total
Valid until .
Paste your messy notes. Get a spreadsheet.
Type or paste one payment per line, any way you’d jot it down. It finds the client, the amount, whether it’s paid, and the date. Rules, not AI, so it’s instant and it’s yours.
Sheet
| Client | Amount | Status | Date |
|---|
- Total
- Still owed
Daybook
What you’d get
Real availability
Opening hours, breaks and each stylist’s diary, so nobody books a slot that isn’t there.
Services that take their real time
A fringe trim takes fifteen minutes and a colour takes ninety; the diary knows the difference.
Reminders
A message the day before, which is the simplest cure for no-shows.
Deposits if you want them
Take a deposit at booking for long appointments.
Your brand
Your name, your colours, your web address. No marketplace, no competitors alongside.
Rebooking in two taps
Regulars book their usual without filling anything in again.
The part nobody sees
A demo runs on one computer. A business tool needs everything below, and that is the work you’re paying us for.Why that matters
- A server, so a booking reaches your phone and the front desk at once
- Sign-in for staff
- Text or email sending for reminders
- Payments for deposits
How a project goes
Talk
A free call. You describe the problem in your own words, and we tell you honestly whether software is the answer.
Proposal
A written scope, timeline and price before any work starts.
Build
We design, code and test in phases. You see working software at the end of each one.
Launch
We put it live: app stores, hosting, domains, the lot.
Keep it running
Monthly maintenance if you want it: updates, fixes and regular reviews.
Step one costs nothing and takes two taps.Start a project
Before you ask
Why not just use a booking service?
If one fits how you work and you’re happy with the fees, use it; we’ll say so. A custom build makes sense when you want your own brand, no commission, or rules those services don’t support.
Do customers have to download an app?
No. It can be a page on your website that works on any phone. An app is worth adding when regulars book often.
Can it work with the calendar we already use?
Usually. Tell us what you use on the first call.
Related
ServiceAn app your customers keep on their phone.
ServiceA website that brings in customers, not just visitors.
For owners who live in spreadsheetsYour numbers every morning, without opening a spreadsheet.Tell us what’s slowing you down.
Two taps and your email. No call to book, no brief to write.
Prefer email? hello@a2g-tech.com