Your ExpressBook page
Your services, real availability and online payment on one link. Put it in your bio, your Google profile and your email signature.
expressbook.com/your-businessOnline booking, a shared team calendar, deposits and reminders in one place. Customers book themselves, day or night. Add a voice assistant when you want one.
Customers book themselves, day or night, wherever they found you. Every booking lands in the same calendar.
Your services, real availability and online payment on one link. Put it in your bio, your Google profile and your email signature.
expressbook.com/your-businessOne line of script adds a Book now button to the site you already have, in your colours. Nobody gets sent somewhere else to book.
<script src="/expressbook-embed.js">On the counter, the mirror, the receipt. They scan, pick a time and leave booked, while you finish with the client in front of you.
Already generated for every booking pageCustomers only see times that are really free, pay a deposit when the service needs one, and hear from you before the day.
Top up a prepaid balance and each booking uses $0.50 of it. No plan, no seat fee and no ExpressBook cut of your card payments. A quiet month costs almost nothing.
Email confirmations and reminders are free. Text messages and the voice assistant draw from the same balance, only if you use them.
Switched on from day one. No plan to upgrade and no feature locked behind a tier.
Double bookings, no-shows, the wrong person for the job. ExpressBook deals with them before they reach you.
Tell it which team members do which services and when they work. Customers only ever see a time with someone who can actually do the job.
Put a reservation fee on a two-hour service and it is paid at booking, so a no-show does not cost you the afternoon. Deposits need your Stripe account connected.
A confirmation by email the moment they book and a reminder before the day. Add text reminders if your customers prefer them.
Sell packages of visits, run deals and promo codes, and collect reviews after each appointment.
Bookings go to Google Calendar and payments to QuickBooks or Xero, so nothing gets typed twice.
Your booking page and dashboard in English, Spanish, French, Greek or Russian.
Hi, can I book a first appointment this week?
Of course. A first appointment takes an hour. Thursday at four, or Saturday at ten. Which works?
Thursday, please.
Booked for Thursday at four. Your confirmation is on its way by email.
Customers talk to it on your booking page, your site or a QR code. It checks the same calendar, takes the deposit and books them in. Leave it off and nothing changes.
Further reading: how an AI receptionist for small business books without a phone line, QR code booking for walk-ins, and a booking system demo you can run in 10 minutes.
Three steps after you sign up. No training, no contract, no phone company to call.
Name, hours, where you are. Your booking page is ready straight away.
What you offer, how long it takes, what it costs and who can do it.
Top up any amount by card. Each booking uses $0.50, and your link is ready to share.
No. Online booking, the calendar, payments and reminders work on their own. The assistant is an add-on you can switch on or off from your dashboard at any time.
You top up a prepaid balance by card. Each booking uses $0.50, including a cancelled one. Text messages and voice talk time come from the same balance if you use them. Email is free. No monthly fee and nothing to cancel.
You keep taking bookings and the usage is added to your next invoice. The voice assistant stops answering until you top up. Auto top-up can buy more when you run low.
It only offers times that are genuinely free for someone who can do the service, whether the booking comes from your page, your site or the assistant.
No. ExpressBook takes no platform fee on your customers' card payments. Stripe charges its usual processing fees.
Add your services, share your link and let customers book themselves.