People pick a time without the back-and-forth, and the booked call attaches to the right contact and opportunity. The meeting, the intake answers, and the link sit on the record your team already works from.
Replaces a standalone scheduling app, with the booking landing on the deal instead of a calendar tool nobody opens.
Share a link, the other person picks a slot that fits your real availability, and the meeting is set. No "does Tuesday work, how about Thursday" thread. It is the self-serve scheduling a standalone booking app gives you, except the booking lands on the CRM record it belongs to instead of living off on its own.
Booking pages start on Pro, with 3 pages on Pro and unlimited above. Who can be booked is controlled by roles, not by your plan, so putting the right teammate in front of a prospect is a permissions choice, not a tier you buy up to.
A page does not have to point at one person. When a team shares one, routing decides who takes the call. Round-robin spreads bookings across the team so nobody soaks up every meeting. Collective finds a time that works for everyone who needs to be in the room, so a group call is scheduled in one pass instead of a thread of replies.
A booking page can ask intake questions before the time is confirmed, so the answers come in with the booking instead of being chased down afterward. Whoever takes the call already knows what the person needs, and that context sits on the record, not in a separate form tool.
Meetings move. A booking can be rescheduled to another open time or cancelled, and the meeting on the record updates to match. No separate calendar to fix by hand, no stale slot left on the deal. The calendar and the opportunity stay in step on their own.
Confirming a booking creates the meeting with its link and attaches it to the opportunity and contact it belongs to. The call is not a line in a calendar the team never sees. It is on the record, so the next person who opens the deal knows a call is booked, who it is with, and where to join.
The slow part of a call is the wrap-up and the next step, not picking the slot. The AI co-pilot works from the same record the booking lands on, so the context is already in front of it. Ask it “Hey Laureo, draft a follow-up for the intro call I just booked” and it starts from the deal, not a blank page.
Nothing acts on its own. The co-pilot drafts and you approve, so you read and adjust before anything reaches a customer. The AI never trains on or keeps your data.
Scheduling inside the CRM means the booking never leaves it. The meeting, the intake answers, the link, and every reschedule sit on the same contact and opportunity as the rest of the deal. A standalone tool puts the call in a calendar your team has to remember to check. Here it is part of the deal history, so the record tells the whole story.
Booking pages start on Pro, with 3 pages on Pro and unlimited above, and the number of pages is what scales with the plan, not who is allowed to be on them. Pro from $83.33/mo billed annually ($99.99 month-to-month). Business from $166.66/mo billed annually.
Booking schedules time only. It does not take a payment at the moment of the meeting. Getting paid runs through invoices and pay-by-link on the deal, which is a separate part of the product. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial for $2.99, credited to your first month.
Bookings, intake answers, and meeting records are isolated to your workspace, and the AI never trains on or keeps your data.
Share a page, let people pick a time, and watch the meeting land on the record. Booking pages from Pro, with who can be booked set by roles.
14-day trial for $2.99, credited to your first month. Cancel any plan at any time before the end of your billing cycle, no contract fees, no 30-day notice, no penalties.