How Does the Booking Flow Work on My Solo Company?

My Solo Company handles the whole path from a client finding you to showing up for the appointment, in three steps: the client lands on your professional page, books a free slot themselves 24/7, and you see everything in one workspace. It is built for independent professionals who work by appointment — wellness and beauty, coaching and consulting, home services, tradespeople, real estate, and creative professionals — and the flow assumes you have published a page with your services, prices, and photos.

Step 1: The client finds your page

Your professional page is the entry point. It carries the information a client needs to decide:

• Services and prices (the demo page lists, for example, a relaxing massage at 1h · 65 €, deep tissue at 1h · 80 €, and a facial treatment at 1h · 55 €)
• Photos and text you supply — you pick the content, the layout is handled for you
• Reviews
• Your location and contact details (the demo shows Nantes, an email address, and legal notice links)

The page lives at a link like mysolocompany.com/your-name, and the demo page is at mysolocompany.com/demo-atelier-selene. Pages are available in English and French, and you can use your own domain if you like.

What you do: choose your text, photos, and services, then publish. The site describes this as three actions — make it yours, publish, online — and says the page is ready in minutes.

Step 2: The client books alone, 24/7

Once on your page, the client picks a free slot themselves. The demo shows open times such as 10:00, 14:30, and 16:00, and a booking confirmation like "Inès R. just booked · Today · through your My Solo Company page."

The stated benefit is that there is no back-and-forth messaging: the client sees your availability and takes a slot without contacting you first. Booking is described as quick, simple, and secure, with flexible hours on weekdays and weekends.

Step 3: You run the day from one workspace

Your workspace collects today's appointments, pending requests, and your page in one place, on desktop and on your phone. That is where you check who is coming and what still needs a response.

Cancellations and rescheduling

Clients are not locked in after booking. The page includes a "Manage my appointments" entry point, and the demo page asks "Need to cancel or reschedule an appointment?" — so the client handles changes through that self-service link rather than messaging you.

What the flow looks like end to end

Trying it before committing

The site offers a 14-day free trial with no card required, plus a live demo page you can view without signing up. If you want to see the booking flow from the client's side before building your own page, the demo at mysolocompany.com/demo-atelier-selene is the fastest way to do it.