Organise your bookings
Show a clear service and the times you can offer, with your booking rules built in.
Explore this option →Give customers a simple way to enquire or choose a time. Keep your existing website, or create a BookBizzy page, and manage the next step in one place.
Early access: explore setup free. Email notifications and paid subscriptions are not active; use fictional details while testing.This illustration explains the concept. The signed-in dashboard uses saved server records.
Show a clear service and the times you can offer, with your booking rules built in.
Explore this option →Give customers one useful destination, then track what needs a reply.
Explore this option →Make the next action obvious: enquire, request a conversation or choose an appointment.
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Keep it. Add a link to your booking or enquiry page. There is no need to rebuild everything.
Explore this option →Start with the essentials: who you help, your services and a clear way to contact you.
Explore this option →Leave booking switched off. Capture a useful request and decide the next step yourself.
Explore this option →Open each step to follow a fictional consultant’s appointment. This walkthrough does not create a booking or collect personal details.
A visitor selects a 20-minute discovery call after reading who it is for and what it covers. Use enquiries instead when the job needs a quote or discussion first.
Set up clear services →The visitor chooses an eligible time. Business hours, notice periods, existing bookings and timezones determine the available slots.
Understand availability →The visitor enters contact details and checks the booking information. The confirmation screen explains whether the appointment is confirmed or awaiting the business’s approval.
Explore booking behaviour →The business sees the saved record. The customer should save their private management link to cancel or reschedule within the business’s rules. Email delivery is not active yet.
Understand changes and cancellations →Create a test business, check the customer page and follow a test enquiry into the owner dashboard.
Walk through the process →Agree the lesson, show available times and keep parent enquiries organised.
See the use case →Offer a useful first conversation without another chain of messages.
See the use case →A simple starting point for appointment enquiries and a solo diary.
See the use case →Make it easier to enquire, without promising a repair slot you cannot confirm.
See the use case →Help the right person pick up the conversation with enough context.
See the use case →Show the session, its format and the times you can genuinely offer.
See the use case →A useful first step for celebrations, gatherings and private-hire requests.
See the use case →Bring dining, group and occasion enquiries into one organised next step.
See the use case →Organise private-hire and event enquiries before the detail gets complicated.
See the use case →A clear route to an admissions enquiry, school tour or parent consultation.
See the use case →The proposed monthly plans are Free for a simple presence and enquiries, Website at £15 for an online presence, Solo at £25 for one bookable person, and Team at £39 for shared scheduling. Paid subscriptions are not available to buy. Final allowances and terms remain under review.
Compare plans and current availability →No. You can keep your website and add a clear link to BookBizzy. A website embed is not released, so the current route uses a shareable page.
No. Some work needs a conversation, a quote or an availability check first. Use an enquiry-led setup and keep confirmation with the business.
BookBizzy helps with the next step when someone is already interested. It does not guarantee demand, bookings, revenue or search rankings.
The private release includes saved setup, a one-page customer site, enquiries and one-person booking changes. Email sending is held; billing is sandbox-only. See release status for the full boundary.
Start with the customer action that matters most. The help centre walks you through setup and explains what to check.
Open the guided setup →