Solutions·Services
Bookings, contracts, payments — first call to last invoice.
Studios, gyms, clinics, advisors, freelancers. Bookable resources, classes with waitlists, contracts the customer can sign in their browser, and payment that sticks to the record.
No credit card·Start on Growth · $149/mo·Switch framings later
Today · Studio A · 12 bookings
- confirmed9:00 · Sarah ParkVinyasa flow · 60m
- open10:30 · Openself-book link active
- confirmed11:00 · Jamie LinPrivate · pilates · 45m
- confirmed1:00 · Eva SteinGroup · 4 ppl
- confirmed2:30 · Reese ColeWalk-through · 45m
Reminders sent · 24h before · SMS + email
01/The day
A Tuesday, first call to last invoice.
Bookings from the site at two in the morning, a waiver signed in the browser, a class that fills and waitlists, a membership that renews on its own. One day, one record per person — and the payment sticks to it.
- 2:10Self-booking — overnight47 slots in 24h
- 8:00Reminders sent — 24h before12 SMS
- 9:00Booking — Sarah Park · confirmed+ $90
- 9:04Contract — studio waiver v2.3signed in 4m
- 10:30Class — Power Vinyasa full+ 2 waitlist
- 11:15Membership — Yoga monthly renewed$120
- 1:00Package — 10-class sold$320
- 4:45No-show recovery — fee charged$25
one database·every row above is queryable·Sebastien sees all of it
02/What's inside
Five things you'll actually use.
The day-to-day, framed for services — in your words, not ours. Each one is an element of the same system switched on, not a separate product with its own login.
- 01
Bookings with availability that respects every constraint
- 02
Recurring sessions, packages, and memberships
- 03
Contracts + e-sign — no DocuSign tab
- 04
Customer portal for self-serve management
- 05
Bulletins to tell members what changed
- Recommended plan
Start on Growth.
$149/mo·or $1,490/yr
Services businesses should start on Growth (CRM + scheduling included). Move to Pro when contracts become a regular thing.
See Growth in detail
03/Elements
What services leans on.
Commerce, Scheduling, CRM, Messaging and Contracts carry most of the day. They write to the same database as the other eighteen elements, so reports, flows and Sebastien see across all of them — and the rest stay a switch away until you need them.
23 elements·one database·one bill
See the whole table04/In practice
Slots that fill themselves. Constraints you can trust.
Capacity, turn times, blackout dates, resources, instructors, prep buffers. The availability customers see online is the availability you actually have — not a wishlist.
fig. 04·one week of Studio A, with capacity per day
05/Try it
Step inside Wizz Well.
Massage, skin care, and guided recovery, booked against live availability. A full workspace, seeded as a test case: open the site, then sign in as the people who run it.
Wellness studio · appointments
Wizz Well
Massage, skin care, and guided recovery, booked against live availability.
five personas·six elements
Fictional businesses, seeded as test casesSome functions are intentionally off or limitedData can be reset at any time
Relmz for services·Free for fourteen days
Booked.
Fourteen days free. No card. Bookings, memberships and contracts on one customer record — and a portal where they manage it themselves, so you stay calm.