Define the service
Create the appointment offering, its duration, and the information the customer must provide.
Appointment scheduling
Build a WordPress appointment flow around services, providers, resources, availability, and customer access.
A practical booking foundation
A booking form alone cannot protect a provider, room, or equipment schedule. DayTidy gives appointment teams a single offering and availability workflow so customers can book a time the operation can support.
How it works
Create the appointment offering, its duration, and the information the customer must provide.
Assign the provider or resource, then configure schedules, capacity, buffers, and exceptions.
Place the booking flow on WordPress while customers access their bookings and administrators manage changes.
What customers see
DayTidy’s booking experience can surface the availability that matches the offering, then guide the customer from a chosen session into the next booking step.
Keep the workflow connected
DayTidy can model the staff, rooms, tables, and equipment that make a slot available, so the booking path reflects the real operation.
Configured for the job
Begin with the DayTidy Free booking foundation. Add Pro when the workflow needs payments, coupons, notification operations, reports, advanced operations, or frontend dashboard capabilities.
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
Plan the right path
DayTidy starts with a shared booking foundation. Compare the setup that best matches what customers reserve and what your team needs to coordinate.
Questions
Yes. DayTidy can publish the available appointment times that match the configured schedule and resource rules.
Yes. The appointment preset supports provider defaults, while DayTidy resources can be used to model operational availability.
Start with DayTidy
Use the Free foundation for booking essentials, or compare Pro plans for commercial and operational workflows.