Bookings that happen while you work.
Add an online booking calendar to your Presora site. Customers pick a free time that suits them; you choose when you're available and see every booking alongside the rest of your enquiries.
Included on every plan. Compare plans
Why it matters
Your hours, your rules
Set weekly opening hours, how long each appointment lasts, how much notice you need and how far ahead people can book. Block days you're away.No double bookings
Times that are already booked, or inside your notice window, are taken off the calendar automatically.Part of the same inbox
Every booking lands next to your form enquiries and chatbot leads, so you see the whole picture of who wants what.
How it works
Up and running in minutes.
- 01
Set your availability
Weekly hours, appointment length, notice period and days off.
- 02
Publish
The booking calendar appears on your site.
- 03
Customers book
They choose a free time and leave their details.
- 04
You're notified
The booking shows up in Presora, ready to confirm or follow up.
What's included
- Booking calendar on your website
- Weekly hours, appointment length, notice and booking window
- Busy days and time off
- Bookings collected with your other enquiries
Questions
Straight answers.
Can customers book appointments on my website?
Yes. Presora adds a booking calendar to your site that only offers the times you've made available.
Can I block days when I'm not available?
Yes. Mark busy days and they disappear from the calendar, alongside your normal weekly hours and notice period.
Is online booking included in every plan?
Online booking and scheduling are included on every Presora plan.
Works with
AI chatbot
Answers customers 24/7 from your own information, and saves every lead.CRM
Leads from your site become contacts, with a pipeline and follow-ups.Automations
Workflows that reply, notify and follow up on their own.
Your business, online by tomorrow.
Answer a few questions about your business and Presora drafts the whole site, with the chatbot, forms and booking wired in. Or talk it through with the founders first.