Booking software for horse agistment and paddock hire.
Let a paddock once and only once, give the horse its own record beside the owner, and put farrier and float days on the property diary.
Start with Google- Each paddock and day yard let once, never twice
- The horse on file with its own record and notes
- Weekly agistment with a start and an end you can see
- Farrier and float days on the property diary
Online booking
Customers book themselves
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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Peak hours, kept full
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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Built for every kind of horse agistment & paddock business
Full agistment
Paddock, feed and daily care as a weekly rate, running as a long dated window that is extended rather than forgotten.
Paddock only and DIY
A cheaper weekly rate where the owner does the work themselves. A different service at a different price on the same property diary.
Spelling and short-term
A horse in for six weeks to spell, or three weeks while an owner travels, where the end date is the entire point of the arrangement.
Competition and travel weeks
Short lets around a show season, with float access booked for the mornings the horse actually leaves and comes back.
See it in action
Every booking, in one app.
Schedule
The property diary, not just the paddocks
Farriers, dentists and float mornings sit beside the lets, so the day three owners and a farrier all want the crush is one you saw coming a week out.
Instant booking
Eleven paddocks, eleven diaries
A paddock that is let cannot be let again for any part of the period. Capacity stops being a number in your head that moves depending on who is asking.
- Paddock 3 - full agistment8 weeksA$720
- Paddock 4 - paddock only8 weeksA$520
- Hard feed twice dailyOptionA$320
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Weeks with an end you can see
Agistment is a dated hire at a weekly rate, so every horse on the place has a date attached. Extending is a decision you price rather than a year of grass on eight weeks of money.
Less admin, more bookings
Made for horse agistment & paddock businesses
A paddock let once, not twice
Every paddock, day yard and stable is its own bookable unit, so the eleven paddocks you own are eleven diaries and the database refuses to put two horses into one let. Capacity stops being a number in your head that shifts depending on how much you like the person asking, and the property tells you honestly what is free before you say yes.
The horse has a record, not just the owner
Name, age, breed and the notes that matter sit against the horse as its own record under the owner, and the agistment is booked for that animal. When an owner has two horses on different arrangements, that reads correctly. When a horse changes owners, the history stays with the horse rather than disappearing with the person.
Weeks that end on a date you can see
Agistment is a hire with a start instant and an end instant, priced at a weekly rate, so every arrangement on the property has a date attached from the day the horse walks in. Extending is a decision you make and price, and the difference is taken on the card or sent as a payment request. Nobody ends up on your grass for a year on eight weeks of money.
Farrier and float days on the property diary
A farrier coming for six horses on a Thursday morning, a dentist, a float booked in for a Saturday pickup. These are visits to your property with a time attached and they belong on the same diary as the lets, so the morning three owners and a farrier all want the crush is one you can see the week before.
Start taking horse agistment & paddock bookings today
Set up in minutes. 200 bookings a month free, no card needed.
One app for every booking
Everything you need to run your horse agistment & paddock business.
Capacity that holds
Set the places on a session once and booking stops by itself when it is full.
Email reminders
Confirmations and reminders go out automatically, so fewer bookings are forgotten.
Common questions.
Set each paddock up as its own bookable unit. A paddock that is let for a period cannot be let again for any part of it, because the overlap is refused at the database rather than left to whoever answered the phone.
Yes. The horse is its own record with its name, age, breed and notes, sitting under the owner, and the agistment is booked against the animal. An owner with three horses on three different arrangements reads correctly.
It is a dated hire at a weekly rate, with a start and an end from the moment the horse arrives. Extending adds weeks at the same rate, so a long stay is priced as a long stay.
Book them as their own short bookings on the property diary against the relevant owner or horse. The morning's visits sit beside the lets, so you can see what is happening on the place before the day arrives.