By the end, clients can book your services online at any hour, inside the hours you choose.
A booking on a finished page. The steps below show how to build yours.
List what clients book, in the words they use, with a realistic duration for each. Put the service booked most first.
Decide the gap you need after each booking (Buffer after each booking, in each service), how much notice you need (Minimum notice) and how far ahead clients may book (Book up to), both under Settings › Booking.
Working alone, your opening hours are all clients see. With a team on the Teams plan, each person gets their own services and hours.
Pick the places where clients already ask you for a time: your bio, your Google Business Profile, your message replies. Step 7 covers it.
Book once yourself before you tell anyone. Step 8 covers it.
Your account is the owner login of your business; every other step starts here.
Open the sign-up page, type your e-mail in E-mail and select Continue, or select Continue with Google.
Type the 6-digit code that arrives by e-mail.
Add your Full name, accept the terms and select Create account.
Done when: the Your business step opens.
Your category decides which services SkedEz suggests in step 4.
In Business name, type the name clients will see. Your booking link is made from it.
Under What kind of business is it?, select the closest tile, or Other to search every category.
Answer Who takes appointments?, check the time zone and select Continue.
Done when: the Hours step opens.
Clients can only book inside the hours you set here.
Select Edit hours.
Turn on each day you work and set when you open and close.
Select Add break for a lunch break, then Continue.
Done when: the Services step opens.
Each service's duration decides which times clients can pick.
Under Suggestions, tap the service clients book most, or type your own Service name.
Check the Duration.
Type a price in Price (optional) if you want clients to see one.
Done when: the service shows in the preview with its duration.
Plan note
Nothing needs publishing: your page is live as soon as you finish.
Check your name, hours and services in the preview beside the form. On a phone, select Preview.
Select Finish.
On Your booking page is live, select View my page.
Done when: your booking page opens with your services.
A logo and a short description make the page look like your business.
On the Business tab, upload your Logo.
Write a short Description, then select Save.
On Pro and Teams, open Online presence (Online on a phone) and type your own Booking link.
Done when: your logo and description show on your booking page.
Illustrative demo data: Studio Lumière is a sample business.
Clients book where they find your link, so put it where they already ask you for a time.
Done when: the link opens your page.
A test booking shows you what your clients see, and what you see.
Open your link in a private window and select Book on a service.
Pick a time, select Continue, fill in your name, e-mail and phone, then select Confirm booking.
Back in SkedEz, open the booking in Appointments, select its … menu, then Cancel appointment, and confirm.
Done when: the booking appears in Appointments and is gone after you cancel it.
Tip
| What you see | Likely cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| No times show for a day. | The day is closed or has time off. | Check your hours and Time off under Settings › Availability. |
| A service is missing from your page. | It is inactive, online booking is off for it, or no active team member offers it. | Open it under Services: set it to Active, turn on Allow booking under More options › Online booking, and assign a team member. |
| Your test booking says Request sent. | New bookings wait for your approval. | Approve the booking, or turn on Confirm bookings automatically under Settings › Booking. |
| You can't book on your own page. | While you're signed in, your page is a preview. | Open the link in a private window, as in step 8. |
No times show for a day.
A service is missing from your page.
Your test booking says Request sent.
You can't book on your own page.
Found a mistake? Report an error
No. Your booking page has its own link, so you can share it in your bio, your Google Business Profile or a message. If you have a website, step 7 shows how to embed the page there.
If clients come back to the same person, let them choose; if they want the soonest time, let them book whoever is free. Choosing a person needs the Teams plan; working alone, clients just pick a time.
Keep the list short enough to scan on a phone: the services clients book most, with clear names. Rare or complex services can stay off the page and be booked in a conversation.
Nothing on the Free plan: 1 service and 10 bookings a month, no card. Pro costs €9.90 a month or €99.00 a year and removes those limits. Teams costs €14.90 a month for up to 20 team members.
No. They type their name, e-mail and phone and book; signing in is optional.
The first five steps take you from sign-up to a live booking page.
