Show a starting price for on-site delivery without being held to it, keep the travel jobs inside the area you actually service, and sell your own tank dates by the place.
Online booking
Share your link and customers pick a service and slot at a price worked out for them, straight into your diary.
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Every booking lands on one timeline across your spaces and your team, so nothing double-books and quiet gaps are easy to spot.
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A contractor with their own vessel wants you there on the Tuesday. Show a starting figure, route it to a callback, and price the job once you know the space.
Your scheduled dates at your own facility carry a fixed fee and a fixed number of places, so individuals and small crews just book and pay.
Pits, wells and treatment assets scattered across a region, quoted per job once you know what you are entering, with the driving priced into the number rather than absorbed.
Draw the area you will actually drive to, by suburb, radius or a shape on a map, and enquiries from outside it never turn into a Tuesday you regret agreeing to.
See it in action
Schedule
Fixed-price dates in your own facility and quoted delivery at a client's vessel land on the same day view, so the Wednesday you are on the road and the Wednesday you are in the tank are never two different systems.
Instant booking
Share your booking link and the on-site offering shows a starting figure and routes the enquiry to a callback, while the published dates at your own facility just take the booking and the card.
Get paid
A place on a tank date is paid by card as it is booked. A quoted job at a contractor's own vessel is priced once you have seen the space, then settled by a payment request they pay from their email, with the receipt following on its own.
Less admin, more bookings
On-site confined space work cannot carry a fixed online price, and a page with no number at all gets skipped. Show a starting figure and send the enquiry to a callback or a short details form, so you are talking to the client before you are committed to a rate.
Set your coverage by postcode, by a radius, or by drawing the shape on a map. The booking page checks the address before it will take an on-site enquiry, so you stop spending an afternoon politely declining a job four hours up the highway.
The dates you run at your own facility are the opposite problem: a known price, a known number of places, and nothing to negotiate. Those sell themselves on the same page, paid at booking, closing when the last place goes.
A crew almost never needs the entry ticket on its own. The permit wants a standby person outside and someone who can test the atmosphere before anybody goes down. Each of those is its own service with its own fee and its own length, so a client putting nine through entry and four through standby is charged for exactly that instead of one blurred day rate.
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One app for every booking
Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Yes. An offering can carry a "from" figure and send the customer to a callback or a details form rather than straight to a booking, which is the honest way to sell on-site work.
Set your coverage as postcodes, a radius or a shape you draw on the map. The booking page checks the address first and will not take work outside it.
You can, and you should. Entry, standby and gas testing are separate services with their own fees and durations, so a crew that needs two of the three is charged for two of the three.
That is your setting. Turn tax on for your workspace and set your rate, and what is shown is what is charged, on the fixed-price tank dates and the quoted site work alike.