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My Solo Company is a website and booking tool for independent professionals who work by appointment. It gives you a professional page, lets clients book themselves, and keeps your appointments and client requests in one workspace — without building a website yourself. It fits wellness and beauty providers, coaches and consultants, home services, tradespeople, real estate agents, and creative professionals. You can try it for 14 days free with no card required.
What you get
The product is built around one idea: a client should be able to find you, book a slot, and show up without you managing anything in between.
| Stage | What happens | What it replaces |
|---|---|---|
| They find you | Your own professional page with services, prices, photos and reviews | A separate website or a social profile |
| They book alone | 24/7 online booking — they pick a free slot | Back-and-forth messages to agree on a time |
| You stay organized | Today's appointments, pending requests and your page in one place, on desktop and phone | Scattered notes and calendars |
Your page lives at a link like mysolocompany.com/your-name. You can also use your own domain if you prefer. Pages can be shown in English and French.
How you set it up
- Make it yours — pick your text, photos and services. The layout is handled for you, so there is no design or coding work.
- Publish — your page goes live and you share the link.
- Take bookings — clients choose a free slot themselves; you see today's appointments and pending requests in your workspace.
The demo page shown in the product materials is a wellness massage studio in Nantes: three services (relaxing massage 1h · 65 €, deep tissue massage 1h · 80 €, facial treatment 1h · 55 €), flexible hours including weekends, and a booking flow where a client picks a time such as 11:30, 14:30 or 16:00. That example shows the intended shape of a page — services with duration and price, a short description, and open slots.
Who it is for
It suits solo providers whose business runs on appointments:
- Wellness and beauty
- Coaching and consulting
- Home services
- Tradespeople
- Real estate
- Creative professionals
If you already have a steady stream of clients and only need a calendar, this may be more than you need. If you are starting out and need both a place to send people and a way to stop coordinating times by message, it targets exactly that gap.
What to check before committing
- Trial terms: 14 days free, no card required — confirm what happens at the end of the trial on the pricing page before you rely on it.
- Language and domain: the page supports English and French, and a custom domain is offered as an option — verify current availability and any cost on the pricing page.
- Your service list: the demo uses fixed durations and prices per service, so decide how you want to present anything that varies by client.
- Payment and cancellation handling: the demo page includes a "Manage my appointments" path for clients who need to cancel or reschedule. Check how reminders and client management work for your case.
A practical first step is to look at the live demo page, then build your own page with your real services and prices during the trial — that is the fastest way to see whether the booking flow matches how you actually work.