Setmore

Customers choose their own times on a booking page that a business publishes through Setmore, an appointment scheduling platform. The company describes it as a way for a business to organize itself with automated online booking, reminders and payments. The service runs on the web and as apps for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS.

A booking page that carries the brand

The booking page shows a business's services, real-time availability, logo and reviews, so that it can display why the business stands apart. Customers can self-book one-to-one appointments or group classes at any hour, from a desktop, tablet or phone. Team members can have their own calendars, and several locations can be run from one account, which suits businesses with more than one site.

Reminders, payments and video links

Email and text reminders go out automatically, which the company says reduces no-shows. Payment can be collected in advance by card or through Square, Stripe, PayPal and Cash App, and each booking can carry a Zoom or Google Meet link for a remote session. Calendar events sync between Google and Setmore, so bookings land in the calendar a business already uses.

Bookings through social profiles and a QR code

A booking page can be linked from a website, a Facebook business profile and an Instagram feed, so customers can book straight from a post. A QR code printed on marketing material opens the booking page in one scan. Group events, training sessions and webinars can be hosted as well, and VIP customers can be given priority spots on the calendar.

Integrations and support

Integrations connect the scheduler with websites, social media, sales CRMs and other popular apps, the company says. Support is available by phone, chat or email. Appointment alerts can be set up for both the team and customers, which keeps everyone informed about what is booked and when.