VoltsBook

08:00 For consulting & meetings

A scheduling link that can also invoice the meeting.

Discovery calls, working sessions and reviews — for consultants, agencies and coaches. Choose “Consulting & meetings” when you sign up and this is the menu you start with — 4 services, priced, with opening hours and a first team member.

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New booking · #1 Discovery call · Fri 09:30 · $0 paid
Taken this week $2,480
A consultant in a client meeting, notebook open

09:12 The problem

Consultants, agencies and coaches mostly solve booking with a scheduling link, and the link does its half well: no email tennis, a calendar that fills itself. Then the other half starts — the deposit for a workshop, the invoice for last month’s sessions, the client who books a free discovery call every six weeks and never buys anything — and none of it lives anywhere.

VoltsBook treats a meeting as work that gets paid for, not just an event on a calendar. The link is still a link; what is behind it is a diary that knows your prices, takes money, and keeps the history per client.

The free call stays free — and short

The discovery call is thirty minutes at no charge, on its own category, so the mouth of your funnel is one click wide. Everything after it has a price on the same page.

Paid sessions collect before they start

A working session that costs real money can require payment or a deposit at booking. Cancellations stop hurting when the afternoon was paid for in advance.

A meeting link on every booking

Connect Google and every confirmation carries its own Meet link, minted per appointment — Zoom and Outlook work too. Nobody pastes a personal room URL into an email at 8:55.

Client history, not calendar history

Every session, note, payment and no-show sits on the client record. When the review call comes round, the story so far is one screen, not an inbox search.

12:00 Your price list

The menu you start with.

Real services at real prices, created with the account. Rename them, reprice them, delete the ones you do not offer — none of it is locked.

First conversations

Discovery call 30 min · $0
Consultation 1 hr · $150

Working together

Working session 1 hr 30 min · $210
Project review 45 min · $120

08:00 A day on it

What the day actually looks like.

  1. 09:00 Two discovery calls booked overnight from the website, each with the questions you asked at booking already answered.
  2. 10:00 A ninety-minute working session starts. It was paid for when it was booked, three weeks ago.
  3. 13:30 A client moves Thursday’s review themselves from the confirmation email. The calendar and the Meet link both follow.
  4. 16:00 A discovery call ends well; you book the first paid consultation before the goodbye, on your screen, in four taps.
  5. 17:30 Tomorrow’s clients get one reminder each, with the video link in it.

10:30 What it does

Everything else it handles.

Online booking

A booking page on your own link that only ever offers times you are genuinely free.

Payments and deposits

Take a deposit or the full amount, through Stripe, PayPal, Square or Mollie.

Reminders and confirmations

Twenty ready-made messages by email and text. Switch on the ones you want.

Staff and scheduling

Two chairs, three staff, four rooms — the calendar still adds up.

ASKED Questions

What consulting & meetings businesses ask.

How is this different from a scheduling link like Calendly?
The link half is the same: share a URL, clients pick a time that works. The difference is everything after the click — prices on the sessions, payment or a deposit taken at booking, invoices, packages of prepaid sessions, and a per-client history. If all you need is the link, a scheduling tool is enough; the day you need to be paid through it, it is not.
Can I keep a free discovery call but charge for everything else?
Yes — that is exactly how the setup arrives. The discovery call is free and thirty minutes; the consultation, working session and project review each carry their own price and length.
Do video calls work without me doing anything per booking?
Connect a calendar once. Google bookings mint their own Meet link per appointment and it rides the confirmation and the reminder; Zoom and Microsoft 365 connect the same way.
Can clients buy a block of sessions up front?
Yes. Sell a package — say ten working sessions — and each booking spends one credit until the pass is used up. The maths happens inside the booking, not on a spreadsheet.
How long does it take to set up consulting & meetings booking?
Minutes. Choosing “Consulting & meetings” at signup creates 4 services with durations, prices, opening hours and a first team member. Change or delete any of it — nothing is locked.
Do my customers need an app?
No. They open a link and book in a browser. Nothing to install and no account required.
What does it cost?
There is a free plan, forever. Paid plans add the money and scale features, and every account starts with fourteen days of everything switched on. No card to begin.
Can I move across from another system?
Yes. Customers, services, staff and appointment history import from most booking systems or an older VoltsBook, keeping the original booking numbers so a regular quoting a number still finds their appointment.

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