Paid bookings, without the calendar chaos.
Slotera is a lightweight client workspace for independent experts — take card or bank-transfer payments, send prep forms, bundle sessions into packages, and keep client context and follow-up in one place. No heavy CRM.
- Kintsugi
- Reef Capital
- Studio ARC
- Lambda Co
- Noord
- Halo Media
Go from inbox tag-team to a real booking flow in an afternoon.
Set up your services
Add the services you offer with duration, capacity and price — 1:1 or group. Bundle sessions into multi-session packages, and attach intake forms where you need context before the session.
Share one booking link
Clients pick a time, answer your pre-session questions, and pay by card or bank transfer. No account needed.
Run the session, stay in sync
New bookings land in your dashboard. Clients get a booking page to prep, message you, or request a change.
Everything an independent expert needs. Nothing they don't.
Paid bookings
Take payment when clients book — card or manual bank transfer, your choice. Clear receipts, no spreadsheet wrangling.
Client intake & prep forms
Collect the context you need before a session. Make key questions required before payment, or optional afterwards.
Customer booking page
After booking, clients get a page to review details, finish optional forms, message you, or request a reschedule.
Sessions & calendar
1:1 or group sessions with capacity and spots-left. Overlaps on your calendar are flagged as conflicts.
Multilingual booking
Your clients can book in English, Turkish or German — the whole flow follows their language.
A lightweight client workspace
A focused admin for bookings, clients, packages and client notes — built to run your practice, not a heavy CRM.
Try a real booking flow. No sign-up needed.
Operators we've quietly freed up an afternoon a week.
“I used to lose half a day every week to scheduling. Slotera collapsed that to a Sunday-night review.”
“The booking page looks like part of my site. Clients don't even notice the handoff.”
“Group workshops with capacity and waitlists used to need a CRM. Now it's two clicks.”