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Meet Tendly: a simpler way for small businesses to turn interest into confirmed appointments.
Set up your services, working hours, and deposit requirements, then share one simple booking link. Your customers choose a service, pick an available time, enter their details, and pay their deposit. Once payment is verified, the booking is confirmed and added to your schedule.
No customer account needed. Just a clear journey from discovering your business to securing their next appointment. Tendly brings your bookings together, giving customers convenience and your business more clarity.
Tendly. Booking made beautiful.
Dedicated to the children of Palestine.
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Turning the friction of client onboarding into a single, no-account booking flow is a smart move for small business owners. The integration of Stripe for deposit verification right at the point of booking adds a layer of commitment that really cuts down on no-shows.
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