Service businesses run on appointments, but the person who takes the bookings is usually the person doing the work. So the phone rings mid-appointment, nobody answers, and the booking goes somewhere else. ExpressBook gives those customers someone to talk to: a voice front desk on your booking page, your website or a QR code in the room.
ExpressBook started as booking software. Then we noticed people don’t want to fill in a form; they want to ask. So it became one thing: the voice that answers.
Fine when people already know exactly what they want. Most don’t: they know “something after work” and “the one who did my sister’s hair”.
It asks what a good receptionist would, reads your real calendar, offers two or three times and books the one they pick.
Most bookings are lost to a phone that rang while someone had their hands full. The assistant answers on your page, your site and a QR code, every time.
No plan, no seat fee, no subscription. A prepaid balance the assistant draws down only while it is talking to your customers, by the second.
No marketplace in the middle and nobody bidding for your clients. People book on your page and your website, and everything lands in your calendar.
