Booked solid, and they actually show up.
Customers book themselves into real availability. Then texts and emails remind them until they walk through the door.
Try it right now
Pick a day, pick a time — then see the exact reminder your customer would get.
Ninety seconds, two endings
The same moment, with and without it.
Your numbers, not ours
Run the math before we take a dollar.
Assumptions shown, all of them adjustable: Text reminders cut no-shows by about 38% — that's the slice we count.
How it works
Set up once. It just runs.
What we need: Nothing but the 5-minute hours form. · Live today.
Your hours, your rules
Five minutes: job lengths, buffers, the hours you'll actually take.
They book themselves
A link on your site, in texts, anywhere. Real availability only — no double-booking.
Reminders fire on their own
Confirmation at booking, again the night before, again 2 hours out. Your words, editable.
No-shows get a nudge
Missed anyway? An automatic rebook text goes out before you've noticed.
The price, straight
Now the number.
- Self-serve booking page + link
- Email reminders before every appointment
- Reply-to-confirm
- Rebook nudges
- Free inside Frontdesk
- 1,000 reminder texts
- Everything in Standard
Texting waits ~2 business days on carrier registration if you're new (we file it — nothing needed from you). Email reminders run day one. Buying Frontdesk later? Slate comes free inside it — we'll credit you. Cancel any time — billing starts when it's verified live. By purchasing you agree to the Terms of Service.
Asked every time
The fine print, out loud.
My customers are old-school
They still read texts. 98% of texts get read; reminder calls don't get returned.
Can I still book people myself?
Of course — the calendar is yours; self-serve is an extra door, not a replacement.
What do the reminders say?
Our proven copy, in your name, editable word for word in Your Words.
Cancel?
Any time.
Pairs well with
Lineback — Missed-call text-back →
The booked ones show up now. Lineback catches the ones who never got that far — every missed call texted back in seconds.