From your site, at any hour
The booking form lives on the site: service, day, a time that's really free. For a hotel, arrival and nights; for a restaurant, the number of guests.
Online bookings, zero commissions.
People book on your site day and night, on the real times in your calendar. You confirm with one click, and reminders go out on their own.
Do it with usWe set it up · No lock-in · The subscription starts when you go live
What you control
Everything your calendar does.
Bookings come in from the site and the phone into the same calendar, under your rules. Here's everything it does today.
Bookings on their own
Phone bookings too, in the same calendar
You log calls and walk-ins with the same checks: if you're closed or full that day, it tells you.
Tables, appointments, rooms or classes
The right way of booking for your trade is already set, with typical opening hours to adjust rather than build from scratch.
Never the same spot twice
Tables, rooms, chairs and class places are counted: a party of six won't see a table for four as free.
Your calendar, your rules
Opening hours with breaks, holidays, closures
Several time slots a day, closing periods and blocks: when you're closed, nobody can book.
Durations, buffers, notice
Every service has its own duration and turnaround time. You decide how far in advance people can book, and how late.
A daily cap, if you need one
For a given service you set how many bookings you accept in a day, and not one more.
You confirm, with one click
Requests from the site wait for your yes and hold the slot meanwhile. If you like, an unconfirmed request expires on its own after the time you choose.
Your team works, the prices stay yours
Staff use the calendar; services, prices and settings are changed by you and your admins.
People who book, show up
Confirmations in your name
Emails with your business name and logo, in Italian, German, French or English. If the client replies, the reply comes to you.
The reminder goes out on its own
A few hours before where no-shows are common, the evening before where they're rare: the timing depends on your trade. It includes the link to cancel.
They cancel by link, the slot frees up
The client cancels without calling, within the window you set. The time becomes bookable again and you see it in the calendar.
You know what went out
For every booking you see whether the reminder went out, and when.
No-shows are on record
The no-show goes into the client's history. If you charge a fee, you put it in writing and they get it by email.
Zero commissions, your clients
No percentage, ever
Zero commissions on every booking, for good: you pay the subscription, even on nights when you're fully booked.
Every booking is your client
Whoever books lands in your client list, not in a portal's: their card opens on its own, with the visit in their history.
The day closes itself
Overnight, finished bookings become completed visits: loyalty points and the suggestion to ask for feedback arrive without you having to remember.
Shaped to your trade
Rooms: the portals' calendars
Connect the calendar of the rooms you sell elsewhere and publish your own: a night sold elsewhere can't be booked here. It syncs every two hours.
Medical practices: confidentiality
The note on the reason for the visit is kept only with the patient's explicit consent, and prices don't appear in the public offer.
Quiet days, spotted in time
If your calendar stays empty over the next few days, Multiverbe's AI flags it to you.
An ordinary week
What changes, moment by moment.
Friday, 20:40 · full house
TodayThe phone rings while you're serving. You don't answer, and the booking goes somewhere else.
With MultiverbeWhoever wanted to book does it on the site, on times that are really free. You confirm as soon as you have a minute.
Tuesday · the gap
TodayA client doesn't show up and the appointment stays empty.
With MultiverbeThe reminder went out with the link to cancel: whoever can't come tells you, and the time frees up.
Sunday evening · the books
TodayIf your guests book through a portal that keeps a share of the bill, you pay that share on every table.
With MultiverbeThrough your own site you pay no commission, and the guest stays in your client list.
It doesn't work alone
What the planets pass to each other.
A booking doesn't just sit in the calendar: it becomes a client in your list and a fact the AI can read.
- ClientsEvery booking creates or updates the client card, with the visit in their history.
- WebThe booking form lives on your site, with the real times from the calendar.
- Multiverbe's AIMore cancellations or quiet days: the AI sees it and flags it. After a follow-up, it checks whether the client booked again.
What's inside
Four satellites, one calendar.
- CalendarEvery booking, from the site and the phone, in one calendar.
- SetupServices, hours, closures, capacity and cancellation rules.
- RemindersConfirmations and reminders: when they go out, and what went out.
- SyncExternal calendars, connected to yours.
For your trade
The same calendar, at the pace of your work.
- RestaurantsTables and guests: a party only sees a table big enough for it as free, and the reminder goes out on its own.Go to the page
- Hair salons · BeautyAppointments by service, with duration and turnaround time: the afternoon fills up without overlaps.Go to the page
- Shops that book appointmentsConsultations, fittings and pickups by appointment, with the daily limit you set.Go to the page
- Independent professionalsFirst meetings and appointments with the notice you need, without three emails to fix them.Go to the page
Questions
What people ask us about bookings.
Are there commissions on bookings?
No: zero commissions on every booking, for good. You pay the subscription, and extra bookings cost nothing.
Does the client get a reminder?
Yes, it goes out on its own, with the link to cancel. The timing depends on your trade: a few hours before where no-shows are common, the evening before where they're rare.
Are bookings confirmed automatically?
No, you confirm them with one click, and meanwhile the slot stays blocked. If you like, an unconfirmed request expires on its own after the time you choose.
Which language do my clients get the emails in?
Italian, German, French or English, in the language they booked in, with your business name and logo.
What happens if a client cancels?
They cancel from the link in their email, within the window you set. The time frees up and you see it in the calendar.
Does it work for a hotel or a B&B?
Yes: guests book by the night, and the room calendar syncs every two hours with those of the portals you sell on.
Bookings come in,commissions don't.
Let's talk: we set up your services, hours and rules with you, and your site starts taking bookings.