Online booking software that only offers times you can keep

1. What do you need? Tick one or more services, with "From $149" if you show prices and "About 1 h 30" on small jobs. A bundle saving shows when their picks match one.
2. Where? Home or business (a business request becomes a commercial lead), and the address.
3. When? Either a preferred day and morning or afternoon, or a real open time, depending on how you set it up.
4. Who? Name and phone, email if you ask for it, how they like to be reached, how they heard about you, and an unticked box to agree to texts.

The button says what will happen: Send request, Book it, or Ask for this time when you approve bookings first. The confirmation explains what happens next and, with an email address, sends a copy. You can send them to your own thank-you page instead.

Yes, in slots mode. A customer can book a quote visit (in person or by phone) or a small flat-price job straight onto a truck, and Birdy only offers times that are really free.

Two visitors can never take the same time: the second sees "That time was just taken. Pick another one." If you'd rather check first, turn on "Wait for our OK" and bookings wait on Today with Approve and Decline.

A new lead appears on the lead pipeline, with the services picked and a value from your starting prices, assigned to the person you choose. It is linked to the existing customer when the phone or email matches. New-lead follow-ups start, an email goes to up to 10 people, and a staff alert goes up, so the clock on speed to lead starts with someone watching.

• A booked quote visit is on the rep's day and moves the lead along.
• A booked small job creates the customer and the job and marks the lead won.
• The source is the answer to "How did you hear about us?", so your source report stays true.
• Spam is held back with a hidden field, timing checks, rate limits and a bot check.

Yes, when you turn on pick-a-time. After a quote is approved, the customer gets a Pick your day link. The office can send the same link for any waiting job, including plan visits. It offers real windows from crew capacity, time off and blocked days, over the next 21 days by default, and leaves out windows the weather forecast puts at risk.

If nobody picks within three days, Today says "2 customers haven't picked a day". When they do, Dispatch shows "Megan picked Thu 9-11 AM".

Paste one line of code where you want the form and it sizes itself on the page, with no scroll bar inside it. Or link to the page from a button, your Google Business Profile or a social post, or print the QR code on yard signs, door hangers and truck wraps.