A Booking Calendar for People Who Just Need to Take Bookings

AskLikeThat Booking Calendar

Not a giant CRM. Not an accounting system. Not staff-management software. Just a cleaner way for a solo service business to let clients choose what they need and book a time. AskLikeThat Booking Calendar gives you a public booking page for clients and a simple dashboard for managing what comes in.

Up to 30 bookings per month are free.

Need unlimited bookings? Upgrade for $10/month.

What can your clients do?

From your booking page, clients can:

  • Enter their contact information

  • Choose a date and time

  • Select up to 5 services

  • See the value of their booking

  • Add an optional note

  • Receive confirmation

How it works

1. Set up your services — Add services, prices and availability.

2. Share your booking page — Let clients choose what they need and when they want it.

3. Manage incoming bookings — View bookings, update statuses, add private notes and see expected booked revenue.

What can you manage?

From your dashboard, you can set services and prices, control availability, view bookings by day, week or month, update booking statuses, add private notes, receive booking notifications, send reminders and see expected weekly and monthly booked revenue. It does booking management. It does not try to become your payment processor, payroll department, accounting package or full CRM. That’s deliberate.

Small software can still solve a real problem.

The Booking Calendar is part of what we’re building at AskLikeThat: tiny online tools designed around one useful job. We build them small first, put them in front of real people and learn from what happens. What people use, ignore, request and complain about helps determine what gets improved—and what we build next.

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