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Online booking · Home services
A booking page that doubles as your price list: dripping tap, 45 minutes, one price. Customers see what it costs and how long it takes, pick a free slot and get a confirmation email. No 'how much?' messages at 22:00, no quoting from the van. From 99 ₾ a month, 14 days free.
14 days freeNo card requiredLive in 20 minutes
This is the real booking page with prices and the calendar behind it, not a video. Pick a job and see the free slots.
This is the real booking page with prices and the calendar behind it, not a video. Pick a job and see the free slots.
List each standard job as a service with a duration and a price: dripping tap, 45 minutes; extra socket, 60 minutes. The booking page shows the price next to the job and only the slots that are free, so the customer books without asking. TapTime confirms by email, reminds them 24 hours before, and holds anything unusual for your approval. The page opens in the browser; no app.
One day where the price list does the talking.
A customer searches for a plumber, opens your Google profile, sees Dripping tap, 45 minutes, and the price. She books 11:30 without calling anyone.
A WhatsApp arrives: how much for a new socket? You send the link. Two minutes later Extra socket, 60 minutes, is booked for Friday at 09:00.
Someone books Bathroom leak, needs a look. It is on manual approval. You call, agree what the visit covers, and confirm it from the dashboard.
Tomorrow's customers have their reminder emails. One reschedules to Monday from the link; the 14:00 slot is back on the page before you have finished dinner.
The price is the first thing every customer wants and the last thing you get to say. While you type the same answer for the thirtieth time, they are asking someone else too.
WhatsApp at 22:00: how much to fix a dripping tap. Facebook at 07:00: how much for a socket. You answer thirty times a week and a third of them never reply.
While you are on a job, the customer messages two more people. Whoever says a price first and offers a time wins. Usually it is not the one under a sink.
Without durations, the day has holes you cannot fill and overlaps you cannot explain. The washing machine ran long; the tap customer is waiting outside.
Every service on the page carries a price and a duration. The customer's decision and your calendar's arithmetic happen in the same tap.
Plumbing: dripping tap, 45 minutes. Electrical: extra socket, 60 minutes. Appliances: washing machine repair, 90. The customer finds the job and sees the number.
You set it once. The customer sees it before they book and again in the confirmation email. No haggling from the van, no 'I'll get back to you'.
A 45-minute job takes a 45-minute slot; a 90-minute one takes 90. The page only offers times that fit inside your hours and around what is already booked.
A leak of unknown origin is not a fixed-price job. Switch on manual approval and the booking waits until you have called and confirmed it.
A confirmation email the moment they book, a reminder 24 hours before, and a link to cancel or move the job. The slot goes back on the page if they do.
Reply to every price question with the link. It works from your Google Business profile, website, Instagram bio and WhatsApp, and opens in the browser.
If you already have prices in your head or on a leaflet, the hard part is done. No setup fee, no onboarding call.
Name, minutes, price and a category for each standard job. Start with the ten you do most.
Working hours, days off, slot step, minimum notice, how far ahead people can book, the cancellation deadline.
Google Business profile, website, WhatsApp. Next time someone asks 'how much?', send the link instead of a number.
| Quoting by message versus a price list that books, honestly. | Phone calls, WhatsApp and a notebook | TapTime online booking |
|---|---|---|
| 'How much for a dripping tap?' | A message you answer later, if you see it | On the page: 45 minutes, price shown |
| How long the job takes | A guess, then an overlap | Set per service; the slot fits |
| Booking a time | Three messages each way | Pick a free slot, done |
| A job that needs a look first | A vague yes and a wasted trip | Manual approval: you call, then confirm |
| The reminder | None, or a text if you remember | Email 24 hours before |
| What it costs | The jobs that went to whoever answered first | From 99 ₾ a month |
Ad conversions, chat alerts, webhooks and no-code automations come with the Appointments module at no extra cost. No add-on, no higher tier, no per-event fee.
How conversions, webhooks and the API work
When a customer books Extra socket online and it is confirmed, Google Ads, Meta and GA4 get one conversion worth that service's price. Your ads see a boiler service as worth more than a tap.
Your Telegram, Slack or Discord gets a short message per booking: who, when, how much and a link to the dashboard. A request on manual approval, like a leak that needs a look, pings you too.
When you mark a job completed, Zapier, Make or n8n can add it to your accounting tool at the price you listed. No retyping the number you already published on the page.
Webhooks send the whole booking, service included, signed with HMAC-SHA256, and the REST API lists appointments by date or status for your own revenue sheet or app.
From 99 ₾ a month for up to 3 specialists and 10 priced services. Growing to a bigger team? 169 ₾ covers up to 7 specialists. Unlimited bookings, confirmation and reminder emails, manual approval, all included. Fourteen days free, no card.
Serving two areas from two bases? Each location has its own page, its own price list and its own subscription under one account. Add a loyalty card or another module later; they are switched on separately.
Yes. Each service has a name, a duration in minutes, a price, an optional buffer after it and a category. The entry plan covers 10 services; the larger plans more.
Keep the page for the standard jobs and switch on manual approval. A booking for 'leak, needs a look' waits until you have spoken to the customer and confirmed it. TapTime does not do quotes or estimates; it books the visit.
No. The price on the page tells the customer what the job costs; you take payment on the day as you do now. There are no deposits or prepayments in the appointments module.
No. The page opens in the phone's browser from the link on Google, your website or WhatsApp. The customer picks a job and a slot and confirms with their details; nothing to install.
Yes. Set a minimum notice, for example four hours or a day, and a booking horizon for how far ahead the page accepts jobs. A cancellation deadline stops last-minute cancellations from the link.
Yes. Cleaners are set up as specialists, each with their own hours and days off. Up to 3 fit the entry plan; up to 7 fit the next one, and customers can pick a cleaner or 'anyone available'.
From 99 ₾ a month for up to 3 specialists and 10 services, paid monthly by card. No contract, no setup fee. The first 14 days are free, without a card.
After a short grace period the page is paused and shows a brief “temporarily unavailable” note. Your price list, hours and bookings are kept; switch it back on and everything is where you left it.
Yes. For appointments, the conversion value TapTime reports to Google Ads, Meta and GA4 is the price of the booked service, so a boiler service counts for more than a dripping tap. Only bookings customers make online are reported, once each, when they are confirmed.
Fourteen days free, no card, cancel any time. Your price list is ten services away from booking itself.
14 days free No card required Cancel anytime
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