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Double and Missed Bookings
Service businesses struggle with scattered, manual booking processes that cause double bookings, missed appointments, and lost revenue.
In their words
the rate limit happens on the account level, not IP level
customers have to pinch and zoom through the whole process, the checkout is clunky, and I get messages from people saying they just gave up and went somewhere else
I’m already starting to lose customers, because delays in getting appointments directly affect shipment movement and clearance timelines.
We need to build a production grade system like the urban company app/website with high security and standards
I’ve had appointo for a year now. It works fine, but I feel super limited.
I really do need a solid AI booking bot though for my high ticket business, just don’t want to pay a lot to build it or deal with building it myself.
These are grown adults who somehow manage online banking, Amazon, social media, email, airline tickets... but changing the arrival date on a hotel booking page suddenly becomes advanced computer science.
Getting anyone to help you with even the smallest thing is an exercise in frustration anymore.
It seems like 90% of customer interaction now requires extra steps from me
getting the platform I built actually live so bookings stop depending on me answering my phone
People ask about pricing, hours, and appointments all the time, and I feel like having a website could answer a lot of those questions.
clients messaging me saying they tried to book and couldn't, because at that point I'm potentially losing actual work
clients not being able to schedule on mobile version because there is a break in the page when clients click on a service option
they can never be fully booked because of the 30m holes
Service business owners
Where they talk
- r/smallbusiness
- r/smallbusinessowner
- r/Wordpress
- r/TravelAgent
- r/AI_Agents
- r/gohighlevel
- r/ShortTermRentals
- r/Tourguide
Tools they use today
- Google Calendar
- Booking.com
- Calendly
- Google Sheets
- Shopify
- Acuity
Why those fall short
- Guests fail to change dates or follow simple booking instructions.
- no built-in inventory or lifecycle control for shared Bookings mailboxes
- Detection works but real-time decisions feel uncertain and support is slow
- clients ignore fields, give vague sizes, wrong info, don't read
- portals lack scheduling; calls go to hold or unknown voicemail
Map of ideas
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