Show a starting figure, quote the journey properly once you know the animals and the route, and get it agreed in writing before a single hoof goes up the ramp.
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A horse going to a new owner or a new paddock, quoted once you know both properties, with the agreement signed before the float leaves.
A weekend of events where the same owner needs the same trip repeatedly, each one its own booking, all on the one customer record.
A mare going to a stud or a horse to a veterinary hospital, where the animal is valuable, the timing is fixed and nothing about it should rest on a text message.
Farm to saleyard work quoted per journey, with the loading property and the destination recorded on the job so the driver is not chasing gate numbers.
See it in action
Schedule
Every quoted job lands on one timeline as the window it will really take, so a long haul on the Thursday is visibly a long haul and nobody agrees to a Friday morning pickup you could never make.
Instant booking
The page carries a from-price and sends the enquiry to a quote request rather than a booking, because the animals, the properties and the route decide the number. Your coverage area keeps the enquiries to routes you would actually run.
Get paid
The owner accepts and signs the proposal online, with their typed name and the time recorded, and one conversion turns it into a booking carrying both properties. Take a deposit on the long hauls and request the balance on delivery.
Less admin, more bookings
The animals, the properties, the gates, the loading facilities and the length of the journey all change the number, so a fixed online price would either lose you money or lose you the job. Show a starting figure and route the enquiry to a quote, which is the honest way to sell work like this.
When something goes wrong with a valuable animal, what matters is what was actually agreed. Send the proposal, set it to expire, and let the owner accept and sign it online. Their typed name, the time and the exact lines they agreed to are recorded, so nobody is reconstructing a phone call afterwards.
Convert the accepted proposal and it becomes a booking carrying the customer and the addresses it was quoted against. The loading property and the destination are both on the job, so the driver has the whole route without a series of calls to an owner who is at work.
Long-haul livestock work is only profitable on the routes you actually run. Set your coverage by postcode, by a radius or by a shape on the map, so the enquiries that arrive are ones you would genuinely take rather than ones you have to spend an evening declining politely.
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Yes. The service can carry a "from" figure and send the customer to a quote request rather than straight to a booking, which is the right shape for work priced per journey.
Send a proposal the owner accepts and signs online. Their typed name, the time of acceptance and the lines they agreed to are all recorded against it.
You convert it into a booking in one action, and it arrives with the customer and the addresses already attached, unscheduled, so you put it on the day that suits the run.
Yes. Take a deposit as a percentage or a fixed amount when the job is booked, then send a payment request for the balance once the animals are delivered. Card payments are on the Pro plan at a flat 3%.