Built for people who work alone. Set your hours, services, and prices, and clients book your open times themselves.
No forced payment processor, no setup calls. Just a page clients can book on today.
By default, clients pick how they'll pay - cash, card reader, a payment link you send - and you collect it your way, with 1minutebooking never touching the money. Want payment collected right on the booking page instead? Turn on optional Stripe Payments for a deposit or full payment upfront.
Every booking is automatically checked for VPN, proxy, and spam signals. Optional hCaptcha and rate limiting keep junk requests from ever cluttering your calendar.
Pick a business type, get starter services and add-ons pre-filled, and share your link. Edit anything from your dashboard whenever you like.
Every setting below lives in your dashboard and takes effect on your public booking page immediately.
A clean, public URL you can share anywhere - social media, email signature, or your own website.
Require a deposit or the full amount via Stripe before a booking is submitted - off by default, and money goes straight to your own Stripe account.
Set your working hours, timezone, and block off vacations or holidays so clients only see real openings.
Define what you offer with durations and prices, restrict add-ons to specific services, and apply tax automatically.
Quantity add-ons, preset price/duration options, and add-ons required only for specific services. See every control →
Offer percent or flat-amount discount codes, with automatic expiration and safeguards against $0 bookings.
Get an email the moment a client requests a booking, so a new request never sits unnoticed.
Show your terms before checkout and choose exactly what client details you collect at booking time.
Printable receipts for every booking, plus one-click Excel exports of your appointment history.
Match your booking page's colors, style and font to your brand and add your own logo.
Set the rules once and your booking page only ever offers times that work for you.
Require a deposit, as a flat amount or a percentage, or the full price, before a booking request is ever sent to you. Paid through Stripe, straight into your own account.
Stop last-minute bookings. Require anywhere from 1 hour to 7 days of notice, so a client never books a slot you can no longer prepare for.
Cap how far ahead clients can book. It is on by default at 90 days and adjustable up to a year, or turn it off entirely.
Add a 5 to 60 minute gap on both sides of every appointment, so nobody can book you back-to-back with no breathing room.
Let clients pick where, like your studio or their home, with an extra price per location. Your drive time blocks your calendar, not their appointment.
Set how long each service takes, and let add-ons add extra time. The length of the appointment is what blocks your calendar.
Offer start times every 15, 30 or 60 minutes: more flexibility for clients, or a shorter list of times to scroll through.
Different hours for each day of the week, with an optional second shift for split days. Clients always see times in your timezone.
Block off vacations, holidays or a few hours, with an optional reason. Appointments cannot run into a blackout unless you allow it.
Price in USD, CAD, GBP, EUR, AUD or NZD. Charge tax at your own rate if you need to, or leave it off.
Manage everything from one dashboard; clients get a fast, no-login booking flow.
Tell us your business name and type - we'll pre-fill starter services and add-ons so you're not starting from a blank page.
Set your hours, prices, policies, and notification preferences from your dashboard - most changes take seconds.
Send clients to your booking page, embed it on your site, or link it from social media. Bookings land straight in your dashboard.
Upgrade only if you want custom branding and Excel exports.
For clients, yes - it's one page: pick a service, pick an open time slot, fill in a couple of details, and submit. No account, no page reloads. For you, "bookable in a minute" is about getting your page live fast - sign up, pick a business type, and starter services are pre-filled so you're not starting from a blank page. Actual time can vary a bit if you add lots of custom fields or a long policy for clients to read.
No. The Free plan needs only a Google account or an email address - no credit card, ever.
By default, no - payment is collected by you, directly from the client (in person, by card reader, or a payment link you send), and 1minutebooking never touches it. The one exception is the optional Stripe Payments feature (off unless you turn it on): if you use it to collect a deposit or full payment right on your booking page, 1minutebooking takes a fixed 2% fee on those Stripe-processed charges only.
Yes. Every account is built for one person - no staff accounts, no team scheduling to configure. If it's just you, this is built for you.
It works for any solo, appointment-based business - personal trainers, real estate agents, salons, massage therapists, photographers, tutors, consultants, cleaners, mortgage brokers, insurance agents, financial advisors, notaries, and more.
No. Clients pick a service and time and submit a request - no login or account required on their end.
Yes - turn on Stripe Payments in your dashboard and a client's card gets charged, in full or as a deposit, straight into your own Stripe account before their request is even sent. It's entirely optional, though - you're always in control of payment, and can just as easily take cash, run a card in person with something like Square, or send your own payment link instead.
Every booking comes with a ready-made Add to Calendar link (Google, Apple, Outlook.com, and iCal), so you can drop the appointment straight into your calendar in one click - but there's no live two-way sync with Google Calendar, Outlook, iCloud, or any other calendar app. 1minutebooking uses its own built-in calendar based on your Business Hours, Blackout Dates, and existing bookings, so nothing syncs back the other way - add a blackout date to block off time you've booked elsewhere.
No. Clients don't need to use your public booking page for a booking to show up in your account. You can click Add Client to save someone's contact details ahead of time, or use Create Booking / Quote to log an appointment yourself. That's handy for phone calls, emails, walk-ins and referrals. Price it from your services and add-ons, or choose Custom quote to enter a one-off price you've already agreed. These bookings sit in the same account as your online ones, so you can keep all your clients and appointments in one place. Bookings you create yourself don't email the client automatically. Open the booking and click Email Client to send a pre-filled confirmation.
No - it's optional, and you control it in Settings > Booking Form Fields. Turn on Collect an address if you travel to your clients (cleaning, repairs, mobile services), and Require an address if you can't book without it. If clients come to you, leave it off so booking stays quick - your own business address can still be shown on your booking page. New accounts start with it on or off depending on the business type you pick, and you can change it any time.
No. 1minutebooking is entirely web-based - it works from any browser on desktop or mobile, nothing to install.
You share your booking page link - in your bio, a text, an email, your website. Clients open it, pick a service and time, and submit a request. That's it - no app, no setup on your end beyond sharing the link.
Yes, on the Pro plan - accent color (buttons, selected options, prices), page background, text color, and card background are all customizable with a live preview, or you can reset to the defaults in one click. The Free plan uses the default color scheme.
Yes, also a Pro feature - paste a link to a hosted image (PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP, or SVG) and it appears at the top of your booking page. Leave it blank for no logo.
Yes, if you turn on "Allow multiple services to be selected at once" in Service Types - you can apply it to all your services or restrict which ones can be combined with each other. A service left unchecked can still be booked on its own, it just can't be paired with anything else.
Yes - Add-ons let you charge for optional extras, each with its own price and, if you want, extra time added to the appointment. You can restrict an add-on to specific services, let clients pick a quantity (e.g. 3 bedrooms, up to a max you set), or make it required for certain services.
Yes - Business Hours are set per day of the week, each with its own open and close time, all shown in your account's timezone.
Yes - you can require a minimum notice window (in hours) before a slot can be booked, and separately cap how many days in advance someone can book (90 days by default, adjustable up to 365).
Yes - buffer time adds a fixed gap of 5 to 60 minutes on both sides of each booked appointment, so no other booking can be placed right up against it.
Yes - choose USD, CAD, GBP, EUR, AUD, or NZD in your business settings and every price on your booking page uses it. If you connect Stripe, the currency is locked to your Stripe account's currency after that.
By default, yes - a pending, unconfirmed booking blocks that time slot from being booked again. You can turn this off if you'd rather let other clients book over a still-pending request.
Yes - Blackout Dates mark specific dates as fully unavailable, with an optional reason for your own reference.
Yes - Custom Fields let you add extra questions (plain text, single choice, or multiple choice), mark any as required, and reorder them. You can also turn on an address field, optional or required.
Yes - add your locations under Booking Form Fields, then turn on requiring a location so clients choose one with radio buttons or several with checkboxes, depending on how you set it up.
Yes - coupons apply a percent or flat-amount discount to the pre-tax subtotal, with an optional expiry date. A booking can never be discounted below $0.
No, it's off by default - turn on "Charge tax on bookings," set a rate, and optionally add a tax ID number to show on receipts.
Yes - choose which methods appear (cash, card reader, a payment link, etc.) and drag their order; whatever you check shows on the booking page in that order. These are just labels the client picks - 1minutebooking itself never processes or touches that money. The one exception is the separate, optional Stripe Payments feature, which does run a real charge through the site if you turn it on.
Yes - Policies & Terms lets you require acceptance of your own terms and conditions text, plus show a cancellation policy with a notice window you set (e.g. 24 hours).
Yes - the Embed & Share panel generates an embeddable HTML snippet, with a customizable button text, color, and shape (rounded, pill, or square), for Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, or any site - plus a plain link for a social media bio.
You can turn on hCaptcha for the booking form, always require it for known VPN or proxy traffic, and set how many free submissions per IP are allowed before it kicks in.
Both. Your page's slug (the part after /book/) can be edited any time, as long as it's lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens and not already taken. A separate toggle takes your whole booking page offline - visitors see a "not found" page - while you keep full access to log in and manage settings.
Yes, on Pro - export every appointment (client contact info, service, date and time, price, and status) to an Excel file, optionally filtered by date range and status.
Very - add-ons support client-set quantities (with a min/max you choose), preset single- or multi-choice options where each option has its own price and duration, restriction to specific service types, and can be marked required only for those service types. Service types themselves can also carry a quantity and have their own rules for which combinations are allowed together. See the full customization breakdown for every control.
Yes - up to 10 Custom Fields, each a free-text, single-choice, or multiple-choice question, independently markable as required and reorderable, on top of the built-in name, email, phone, and address fields, each of which can independently be shown, hidden, made optional, or required.
For a solo operator's own pricing logic and booking-form questions specifically, yes - conditional per-service add-on requirements, quantity and preset-option pricing, and up to 10 custom questions are all native to the free plan, with no staff/per-seat pricing to unlock them. See how it compares to BookingKoala and Square Appointments.
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