Make time for your clients. Keep time for yourself.

beesolo gives clients one page to learn about your individual sessions, compare prices, and book a time in your schedule. You manage the services and working hours behind that page. It is intended for one practitioner offering individual appointments, rather than group classes or shared staff calendars.

Yes. Give each type of session its own name, description, duration, and price. Clients can see the differences before choosing, and beesolo offers times that fit the selected visit. Keep the descriptions specific to what you provide rather than promising a particular outcome.

Describe what happens during the visit, how long it lasts, and what the price includes. Add practical preparation or arrival instructions that clients need before booking. Clear descriptions help people choose a suitable session without relying on claims about guaranteed results.

Yes. Set date-specific hours for a late start, shorter afternoon, or another one-off change. Use time off when you are unavailable altogether. Your usual weekly hours remain in place for other dates, and new bookings use the updated availability.

Yes. Use the same beesolo link on your website, social profile, or in a direct message. Each visitor reaches your current services and bookable times. Updating the page keeps those details current without replacing the link everywhere you share it.

No. General booking notes and public descriptions are not a place for sensitive health information. beesolo manages appointments, not medical intake or clinical records. Keep personal health discussions in a separate process appropriate to your practice.

No. beesolo schedules individual appointments with one professional. It does not manage class capacity, shared sessions, or several clients booking the same group activity. Use it for your one-to-one services rather than presenting a class as an individual appointment.

No. Your account is for the owner who provides the sessions at one shop. It keeps that individual schedule and client bookings together. Additional practitioner accounts, shared calendars, and assigning appointments to someone else are not included.