Answers before you start a trial

scheduld lets you manage availability by experience, staff, asset, or location so guests only see times you can actually sell. You can set session rules, capacity limits, blackout dates, and seasonal schedules without juggling spreadsheets.

Yes. The platform is built for experience operators, so it works well for tours, accommodations, rentals, activities, attractions, festivals, and other scheduled services.

Pricing includes the booking and scheduling platform, your public booking site, operator tools, and the core workflows you need to take reservations. For exact plan details, see the pricing page.

View pricing details for plan-level information.

Yes. You can start a free trial to configure your offerings, test checkout, and explore the operator dashboard before you commit to a paid plan.

Yes. You can take payments, deposits, refunds, and gift vouchers, and connect processors like Stripe or Square so checkout feels seamless for guests and staff.

Yes. You can support deposits, balance collection, partial refunds, and pay-on-arrival flows depending on how you want guests to book.

Yes. Sell gift vouchers online or on-site, redeem them against bookings, and track outstanding balances so holiday and gift traffic turns into real reservations.

Yes. scheduld includes a public booking site you can brand for your business so guests book directly with you — with live availability, clear pricing, and instant confirmation.

Yes. Guest booking flows are built mobile-first, and your team can manage the schedule, check-ins, and day-of operations from the dashboard on the devices they already use.

Yes. Attach waivers and intake forms to bookings, send signing links automatically, and see signed vs. pending status on the same record your staff uses at check-in.

Yes. Multi-location operators can manage per-venue schedules, shared brand settings, scoped staff access, and cross-location reporting from one platform.

Yes. Use roles and permissions so front-desk staff, managers, and owners only get access to the locations and tools they need.

Yes. Send confirmations, reminders, and operational messages so guests show up prepared and your team spends less time chasing details by phone.

Yes. Configure policies that match how you sell — from flexible reschedules to stricter windows for high-cost experiences — and apply them consistently at checkout and in guest communications.

No. Most teams can launch from the marketing site and dashboard tools alone. If you want deeper customization, there is also a developer API and webhooks for advanced integrations.

Simple setups can go live quickly once your offerings, pricing, and payment settings are in place. More complex operations with multiple locations or integrations usually take a little longer.

Yes. You can import existing customer records and booking data during onboarding so you are not starting from scratch.

That is fine. Integrations connect scheduld with your existing marketing, accounting, messaging, and analytics tools so you can keep the stack you already trust.

You get booking, revenue, occupancy, and guest insights so you can see which experiences, times, and channels actually drive results — without exporting spreadsheets every Monday.

Yes. Your customer and booking data remains yours. You can export records so you are never locked out of the information you built over time.

You can start with the FAQ and resource pages, then use support channels for onboarding help, troubleshooting, and product questions once you are live.

Not yet — OTA channel connections are on our roadmap and coming soon. Today you sell direct through your branded booking site, take walk-up and phone bookings in the same system, and keep inventory and schedules in sync across your own channels while we build marketplace integrations.