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Check your booking page
Your booking page has one job: turning “maybe” into a time in your calendar. Paste its link and see it the way a client does, with the one fix that matters most.
Before anybody books, they want four answers: what it costs, how long it takes, what happens if they cancel, and when you’re free. Every one they have to ask about is an email, a day of waiting, and a chance to wander off.
Questions about the check
What does the check read?
The page at the link you paste, once, the way a browser first receives it: the words on it, whether it loads payment code, whether it’s set up for a phone, and whether it’s served securely. It doesn’t sign in, click anything or follow links on the page.
Why does it ask me questions?
Many booking pages build themselves in the browser after they load, so the first read sees very little of them. Where the page doesn’t say, the check asks you instead of guessing, so it never marks a page down for something it couldn’t see.
How is the score worked out?
Seven checks, worth 100 points between them: a client can pick a time without writing to you first (25); a client pays when they book (20); there’s a price before anybody books (20); the cancellation terms are on the page (15); it says how long a session is (10); it’s built to be read on a phone (5); it’s served securely (5). The fix it names first is the heaviest one that’s missing.
Can I check somebody else’s page?
Yes. It reads any public page the same way, so you can compare yours with a page you like.
Is anything kept?
No. The page is read and dropped, and nothing about it or about you is stored. There’s no account and no email field.
Where WorkWith fits
On a WorkWith page, the price and the length sit beside everything you offer. A client picks one of the times you’re free, accepts your cancellation terms and pays, all in the same visit.