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An initial appointment and a follow-up don't always need the same amount of time. List each appointment type separately, plan the gaps in your calendar, and let clients choose from the times you set.
An initial appointment may need a longer slot than a follow-up.
Scheduling a follow-up depends on actual availability, not an automatic series of appointments.
When clients purchase several appointments in advance, you need to keep track of the remaining balance.
A booking form is not the place to collect medical information or personal dietary details.
For illustration only. The business name, services, and prices are fictional.
The initial consultation and follow-up are listed as separate services.
Each option shows the details you set.
Follow-up availability is based on your calendar, not an automatic recurring schedule.
A WhatsApp message is sent within your plan's allowance.
Set a longer initial consultation and a shorter follow-up.
Set the number of appointments and an expiration date; the balance updates with eligible bookings.
Clients choose a date and time from the slots you set in your calendar.
You can request contact details or scheduling preferences; don't collect medical information on the form.
WhatsApp confirmations and reminders are sent within your plan's monthly message allowance.
Yes. Create separate services for an initial appointment and a follow-up, each with its own duration and price.
No. The system shows the availability you set, and you or the client book each appointment separately.
The booking form is for administrative details and scheduling only, not for medical records or collecting sensitive dietary information.
Confirmations and reminders are sent within your plan's monthly message allowance. Premium lets you edit the wording to keep messages general and discreet.
Yes, try it free for 14 days, with no credit card required.
Open your booking page, set up your services and hours, and share the link with your clients.