Your clients see the times, rooms, and therapists your rules allow, and nothing else. No more fixing the calendar after someone booked something the software technically allowed.
Every slot a client sees has already passed your rules: rooms, therapists, sequences, windows, deposits.
Regulars skip intake and book straight through. New clients meet whatever you set: approval, card, deposit.
Two therapists and a suite as one booking. Hot stones adding fifteen minutes. A sound bath for twelve.
No marketplace, no directory, no commission. Clients reach you through what you put in front of them.
"Move the reviews above the booking button." "Make it green." Done, and undoable.
Most booking pages show every technically free slot. Palm shows the ones you'd actually take, and hides the ones that would leave a gap you can't sell, split a block you're protecting, or put a third deep tissue on someone's back.
With gap avoidance on, openings next to existing bookings are offered first. The isolated 3:00 is still bookable, just not the first thing a client sees.
Three rooms means three appointments at once. The page never offers a fourth.
Ashley's next slot starts fifteen minutes after her last; Marco's thirty. The page knows.
Booking is a privilege you hand out, not a public door.
Approval, card on file, a deposit, or nothing, per service if you want.
"New clients can only book with Marco and Rachel." Your own book stays online for regulars.
How far ahead, how close to the day, and when online booking stops before a slot.
Yes. It's a full site: services, reviews, gift cards, your colours. Edit it by telling Palm.
Yes, and you can go further: keep a service online but only on certain days, or only for returning clients.
Within your cancellation window, yes. Inside it, they see your policy and your wording.
It's built for one.
Only through your link. There is no Palm directory.
Finally, a scheduler that runs your calendar the way you would.
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