Client calls without the calendar tennis

Consulting time is inventory. Every reschedule email, every unqualified discovery call and every meeting that runs into the next one is stock written off. The scheduling page should behave like a gatekeeper: qualify who books, protect the time around calls and keep each engagement's paperwork where the next call can find it.

Qualify before they reach your calendar

Required intake questions (budget range, company size, what they need) sit on the booking form. Vague inquiries stop costing you 30 minutes to discover they were vague.

Protect the edges of every call

Buffers before and after each session build in prep and write-up time. A daily booking cap stops a day from filling wall to wall, and minimum notice keeps same-hour surprises out.

Deliverables live on the engagement

Proposals, scope docs and interim reports attach to the booking itself, visible to both sides. When the client books the follow-up, the paper trail is already there.

Different calls, different links

A 15-minute intro, a 60-minute working session and a half-day workshop can live on one page as session types, each with its own copyable direct link for proposals and email signatures.

Everything in the free plan

The free plan has no booking cap: unlimited bookings, session types on one page, group events with seat counts, recurring series, custom booking questions, date overrides, daily booking caps, email reminders at times you choose, an embed widget, meeting polls, and per-session file sharing.