Let your work speak. Give clients a way to book.

A booking page gives clients one place to explore your treatments, check prices, and choose a time. beesolo connects your treatment menu to your availability, so interest in your work can become an appointment. It is designed for one independent professional managing their own business.

Yes. Keep the treatments you provide together on one page, with a separate description, price, and duration for each service. Clients can compare the options before choosing a visit. You do not need separate booking pages for brows, lashes, and facials when you perform all the work.

Use the service description to explain what the appointment includes and any practical preparation clients should know before booking. Clear instructions can reduce last-minute questions. Keep personal suitability discussions separate from your public page and avoid collecting sensitive health details in general booking notes.

Yes. A first visit, maintenance treatment, or longer session can each be a distinct service with its own duration and price. Available times are calculated for the option the client selects. Use descriptive names so clients can tell which treatment fits their needs.

No. beesolo organizes services and appointments; it is not a medical record or intake system. Do not put sensitive health information in public descriptions or general booking notes. Use a separate process suited to your practice for personal health questions and treatment suitability.

Yes. Clients can use their secure appointment link to review the service, date, and time without creating an account. After verifying their booking email, they can cancel or reschedule a single appointment online up to one hour before the start. Rescheduling keeps the services and price the same. They contact you for service changes or help after the cutoff. The link is specific to their appointment and should not be shared publicly.

beesolo is built for one owner who is also the professional providing the treatments. It keeps your own menu, calendar, and clients together at one shop. It does not include employee accounts, multiple practitioner calendars, or shared salon scheduling.