Book a consultation
Offer a service only when its provider is available.
WordPress booking, made flexible
Publish a workshop, appointment, or experience on your WordPress site. Set the times and places you can actually offer, then keep each reservation and its details in one booking workflow.
What people can do
Offer a service only when its provider is available.
Let guests choose a ticket while places remain.
Publish repeated sessions without re-entering every date.
Check its capacity and time off before offering a slot.
Booking in practice
These are different customer journeys, but each begins with a real offering, a workable time, and a clear way to reserve it.
Publish the session, set ticket quantities, and let guests reserve a place on your WordPress site.
Connect a service to available staff or rooms so customers see workable times, not every time on the clock.
Show bookable departures and available places, then keep the chosen date and participants together in the booking.
Define a recurring schedule, preview the generated sessions, and give students a clear place to book.
From setup to reservation
A visitor should be able to choose a real offering and an available session. Your team should know what was booked, which resources it needs, and what happens next.
See how the workflow worksTurn a workshop, consultation, or experience into a public offering with a date and a ticket or service option.
Add the actual schedule, capacity, staff, rooms, and time off so an unavailable resource does not become a bookable slot.
Customers get a booking they can revisit; your team gets the selected session, option, and booking status in WordPress.
Built in WordPress
For a workshop, add its public details, choose a date, create a ticket with a place limit, and publish. The demo shows how those pieces become one bookable offering.
See the full booking workflow
From setup to operation
DayTidy keeps the customer path and the work around it connected in the same WordPress foundation.
Write the public page for a workshop or service, then add the ticket or service customers will select.
Preview repeated sessions or add one-off dates; account for places, resources, time off, and preparation time.
Put the booking form on the site so customers can choose an eligible session and complete their reservation.
Review the booking in WordPress, help with an admin reschedule, or let an eligible customer cancel through the portal.
Availability and customer care
Coordinate the people, spaces, and equipment that make a booking possible—then give customers a clear place to manage their booking.
Availability logic

Customer self-service
Two paths, one flexible engine
Publish a date or recurring series, create ticket options, set capacity, and let customers reserve their place.
Connect services to people, rooms, equipment, or other resources so DayTidy can show the time that is actually available.
Ready when operations grow
DayTidy keeps the work after a booking connected too: customer access, cancellation, admin rescheduling, payment records, and calendar subscriptions.
Explore DayTidy ProGive customers a route to access and cancel their bookings.
Keep status changes and admin rescheduling in one workflow.
Subscribe to signed ICS feeds in compatible calendar clients.
Payments, coupons, notifications, reports, dashboard workflows, and more.
Start with the foundation. Extend when ready.
Keep the Free foundation for offerings, schedules, resources, booking essentials, customer access, and admin rescheduling. Add Pro for advanced commercial and operational workflows.
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A practical next step
DayTidy Pro Unlimited is the straightforward annual plan for teams that want advanced booking operations across every website they manage.
Best-value Pro plan
No-risk DayTidy Pro
Every DayTidy Pro purchase is protected by our 30-day money-back guarantee. If it is not the right fit, request a full refund within 30 days—no questions asked.
Your next booking flow starts here
Explore how DayTidy can fit events, appointments, services, classes, tours, and the work around them.