Sell your standard jobs online, no proposal needed.
Publish a service with a price, extras and booking rules. Customers choose a date, answer your questions and pay a deposit by card.
Booked and paid while you're on the tools.
Fernside Gardens
Spring garden tidy
Up to 4 hours: borders weeded, lawn edged, green waste removed.
£180
Optional extras
Name
Alex Morgan
alex@example.com
Access to the garden?
Side gate, code 1234
Creates the client, project and invoice for you
When to use it
The right tool at the right moment.
Use it for repeatable work with a set price: a garden tidy, a health check, a logo refresh. Bespoke jobs can use the same page to send you a quote request instead.
- Fixed price or quote-request mode
- Optional extras and intake questions
- Available weekdays and minimum notice
- Deposit percentage and VAT handled for you
- Creates the contact, won deal, project and invoice
- Card payment straight to your own account
How it works
Set up the service
Name, price, extras, questions, available days and an optional project template.
Share the link
Add it to your website, socials or email signature. Each service has its own page.
Get booked and paid
The customer pays the deposit; the work appears in your pipeline, projects and invoices.
In everyday use
Turn a repeatable service into a bookable offer.
Create a page for a clearly defined job, add its price or quote-request option, available weekdays, minimum notice, questions and extras. Share the link wherever customers find you; when someone books, their answers and payment begin the connected client, work and invoice records.
Why it helps
Let ready customers buy without delay
Clear scope, dates and deposit terms remove unnecessary back-and-forth for work that does not need a bespoke proposal.
Collect the right details upfront
Service-specific questions and optional extras give you a useful brief before the job reaches your diary.
Avoid re-entering every booking
The contact, won opportunity, project and invoice are created as one connected journey rather than four separate admin tasks.
What happens next
Plan the work you've sold
See whether your team has room for everything booked and likely to win.