How to Create a Professional Page with My Solo Company

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My Solo Company lets independent, appointment-based professionals build a shareable booking page without designing a website. You supply the text, photos, and services; the platform handles the layout. Publishing produces a link like mysolocompany.com/your-name that clients use to find you and book themselves. The page supports English and French, and you can use your own domain if you prefer. A 14-day free trial is advertised with no card required.

What you need before you start

Gather these inputs first, since the builder asks for them in one pass:

  • Your service list — each service with a name, duration, and price. The demo page shows entries such as "Relaxing massage, 1h, 65 €" and "Deep tissue massage, 1h, 80 €."
  • Photos — at least one image for the page.
  • Your text — a short description of your business and what a client can expect.
  • A primary color — used as the page's accent.
  • Your location and hours — the demo lists a city (Nantes) and flexible hours across weekdays and weekends.

Steps to create and publish your page

1. Make it yours

Enter your title, choose a primary color, and upload your photo. Add your services with prices and durations, and write the descriptive text. The platform applies the layout, so you are filling fields rather than arranging blocks.

2. Publish

Confirm your details and publish. The result is a live page at your own address in the form mysolocompany.com/your-name. If you want a custom domain, the page supports that option.

3. Share the link

Once live, clients reach the page directly. From there they see your services, prices, photos, and reviews, and can book a free slot themselves.

What clients see and do

The page is built around a single path: find you, book alone, and show up. In order:

  1. They find you — your professional page shows services, prices, photos, and reviews, in English and French.
  2. They book alone — 24/7 online booking lets them pick a free slot without back-and-forth messages. The demo shows selectable times like 10:00, 14:30, and 16:00.
  3. They manage changes — clients can cancel or reschedule through a "Manage my appointments" option rather than contacting you.

Managing your business after launch

Your workspace consolidates today's appointments, pending requests, and your page in one place, accessible on desktop and on your phone. New bookings appear as they happen — the demo shows a notification that a client "just booked today through your My Solo Company page."

Who this fits

The page is aimed at independents who work by appointment. Listed categories include wellness and beauty, coaching and consulting, home services, tradespeople, real estate, and creative professionals. If your work is scheduled one client at a time and you want clients to book without messaging you, this structure fits. If you need a multi-page marketing site or sell products rather than appointments, the single-page, booking-first format will feel narrow.

Common snags to plan for

  • Incomplete service data — bookings depend on services having a duration and price, so fill these in before publishing.
  • Language coverage — the page supports English and French. If your clients use another language, check whether that matters for you.
  • Trial boundary — the 14-day free trial is advertised without a card. Confirm current pricing on the pricing page before your trial ends, since terms can change.