Send a link. Get a booked call.
A branded calendar page with rules you control — slot length, buffers, notice windows, daily caps. The lead picks a time, the confirmation and calendar invite go out instantly, and your pipeline updates itself.
Booking a call shouldn’t take seven emails
Every hour a hot lead waits for a time slot, they cool. Here’s what changes.
- “Does Tuesday at 3 work?” — the thread that never ends
- A hot lead goes cold while you compare calendars
- Back-to-back calls with no breathing room, booked by strangers
- Someone books a demo for 8am tomorrow — you see it at 7:45
- No-shows, because nobody sent an invite and nobody got reminded
- One link. The lead picks a slot. Done.
- Booked while they’re still excited — often minutes after first contact
- Buffers between calls and a hard cap per day, enforced automatically
- Minimum notice windows mean no more ambush meetings
- Instant confirmation email + calendar invite on every booking
From rules to booked calls in four steps
You decide how your calendar works. GRID enforces it while you sleep.
Set your rules
Slot length, buffer between calls, minimum notice, cancel cutoff, max bookings per day, and how far ahead people can book.
Brand the page
Your booking page lives in your funnel — logo, auto-detected brand colour, your own link. It looks like you.
Share the link
Drop it in outreach emails, your enquiry form follow-ups, your signature. Anywhere a lead can click.
Take the call
The lead books, both sides get the invite instantly, and their pipeline status flips to Booked. You just show up.
Rules that protect your week
Open calendars get abused. GRID’s booking pages give leads freedom inside boundaries you set — so you get booked without getting buried. No 8am ambushes, no five-demo Thursdays, no cancellation at 8:59 for a 9:00.
- Slot length and buffers — breathing room between every call
- Minimum notice window — no same-minute surprises
- Cancel cutoff — late cancellations blocked automatically
- Max bookings per day and a booking horizon you control
Pair it with an enquiry form that qualifies first
Let leads tell you what they need before they take a slot. Enquiry submissions land tagged in your inbox — reply with your booking link and the calendar fills itself.
Bookings that know your pipeline
Standalone schedulers stop at the calendar. GRID connects the booking to everything that happens next.
Real scheduling rules
Slot length, buffers, notice, cancel cutoff, daily cap, horizon — set once, enforced always.
Instant confirmations
Confirmation email and calendar invite fire the moment a slot is taken. No manual invites.
Pipeline status updates
A booking flips the lead to Booked automatically — your team sees it without asking.
On-brand pages
Logo, auto-detected brand colour, your own link. A booking page that looks like your business.
Sequences that stand down
When a lead books, their follow-up sequence stops itself. Nobody gets chased after saying yes.
Calls handled after
Take the call in GRID: recorded, transcribed, AI-summarised, with action items tied to the lead.
“We used to lose two or three warm leads a week in scheduling threads. Now the booking link goes out in the first reply and the diary fills itself. The buffers alone gave me my lunch break back.”
Pairs with
Booking pages, answered
Send a booking page instead of a question. The lead picks a slot that fits your rules — slot length, buffers, notice windows — and the meeting lands on both calendars instantly. Zero “does Tuesday work?” threads.
Your calendar should fill itself
Set the rules once, share one link, and take calls with people who booked themselves in. Part of GRID — one flat $1,000 per month, unlimited seats.