A booking form with conditional pricing and custom questions

Pick "How many" and a client picks a number - e.g. 3 bedrooms - up to a maximum you choose (up to 10,000). Price scales automatically with quantity. The minimum works on an optional add-on too - "Interior windows" can stay skippable while still requiring at least 3 once a client adds any.

"Pick from a list" turns an add-on into a short list of up to 50 choices (clients pick just one, or more than one) where every choice can carry a different price and a different amount of added time - e.g. a rush-fee add-on with "Next day (+$20)" and "Same day (+$50, +30 min)" as separate choices.

"Which services is it for?" starts on All services - including ones you add later - or tap the exact services the add-on can be attached to.

"Is it required?" is set independently of which services the add-on merely applies to - so an add-on can be optional for most services and mandatory for one specific one (e.g. "Bedrooms" required only for "Deep Cleaning").

An add-on can add minutes to the appointment as well as money to the total - a 20-minute "Nail trim" lengthens the slot the client books, and the description is shown under it on the booking page.

Not just add-ons - "How is it priced?" lets a service type be One price, Per hour or Per item, with a client-set quantity and its own min/max (e.g. "Crew hours" or "Vehicles at this address"). Quantity multiplies the price, and the duration too unless you untick "Each one adds time" - so "Group yoga (per person)" for 4 people costs 4x while the appointment stays the same length.

"Allow multiple services to be selected at once" can apply account-wide or be restricted per service type, so you decide which combinations are valid rather than allowing (or blocking) everything at once.

Turn on "Let clients book more than one at once" and name what each one is - dog, person, vehicle, student. Clients tap "+ Add another dog" and give each one its own services, add-ons and answers; they're done back-to-back, so the time and price add up, while the date, location and contact details are asked once and a travel charge counts once. Bookings, receipts, emails and exports list each one separately.

When clients pick a location (below), each service type decides whether it asks for one - an online consultation ticks "It's a phone or video call - don't ask for a location" while in-person services keep asking.

Optional - display your per-day hours directly on the public page, or keep them hidden and rely on the calendar alone.

Any day can have a second stretch of hours - open 8am to 11am, then again 5pm to 8pm - and clients never see times in the gap. Each day is set on its own.

Offer start times every 15, 30 or 60 minutes within your hours. This only spaces out the times clients can pick; how long an appointment lasts is set per service type.

On for new accounts. A 30-minute service can then start at 5:45 PM against a 6 PM close, instead of the last start time stopping at 5:30 PM. "Up to how long past closing?" caps it (30 minutes to 4 hours, 2 hours by default), so a 12-hour job can't start at closing time.

When bookings come in as requests, a pending request holds its time slot until you confirm or decline it, like a confirmed one. Turn it off to leave that time open, so other clients can keep requesting it until you confirm one of them. It starts off when Instant booking is on.

Require a set number of hours (1-168) between "now" and the earliest bookable slot, so clients can't book five minutes before you're supposed to show up.

A fixed 5-60 minute gap kept before and after every booking - so back-to-back bookings never actually touch.

Cap how far ahead a client can book, from 1 to 365 days (90 by default) - or turn the cap off and let them book as far out as they like.

Block off a whole day, or just part of one (a lunch break, an afternoon). By default an appointment can't be booked if it would run into a blackout at all; uncheck "Block appointment slots that overlap blackout times" to only stop appointments from starting inside one.

Add your own locations and require clients to choose one or pick several, depending on how your business operates. An optional note above the options can give your address or say how a distance is measured.

A travel charge, or one per distance zone - shown next to the location on the booking page and added to the total. When several dogs, people or vehicles are booked together, it counts once.

Set the drive time on each location. It's never shown to the client and doesn't lengthen their appointment - it only blocks your own calendar before the appointment, or before and after, so nobody books into your drive. Your Add to Calendar event is widened to include it.

"Your home" can require the client's address even when the address field is off for every other booking, while "My studio" never asks for one.

Name is always asked. Email and phone can each be optional or required, and the address can be turned off entirely or collected as optional or required - not a single all-or-nothing contact-info block.

Free text, pick one, or pick several - each with its own label (e.g. "Any special requests?"), each independently markable as required, and reorderable. When clients can book more than one dog, person or vehicle at once, any question can be asked once for each one (a dog's breed, a car's make and model).

Mark one text question as the job location - an event venue, a photo shoot location, a lesson pickup spot - and a client's answer becomes the booking's address instead of their own, on the booking, the calendar event, exports and their confirmation email.

Turn it on and clients can send a request instead of booking a priced service. Nothing is priced and no time slot is held. The request lands in Bookings as a quote request - you enter the scope and your price, set a date, time and duration, then change it to Pending or Confirmed.

The quote form asks its own questions (bedrooms and bathrooms, the size of the move) instead of your booking-form custom fields, with the same three answer types and the same per-question required toggle.

Let clients attach up to 5 photos, resized and stripped of location data before they're stored, and optionally ask for a preferred date and time of day - or turn that off when one of your quote questions already asks for an event date.

The quote button says Request a quote. Write your own (up to 40 characters) under Quote button text and it becomes both the button and the form's title.

Pro-plan panels: your own colors, five style presets (corner rounding and shadow depth), four fonts, your logo, your own cover and service photos, a Google reviews link, and no "Powered by" badge. Everything else on this page is free - including cover and service photos picked from our photo library. How page design works.

Your own policy text shown before a client confirms, discount codes, a tax rate added on the page and receipts, and the list of payment methods the client is asked to choose from - with optional Stripe card payments or deposits taken before the request is sent.