Clients should be able to find the business and book without starting a back-and-forth conversation

Public profile, Marketplace, and client apps

The public profile, Marketplace, and client apps should show the same services, reviews, working hours, and available times the team already manages in Business.

Public profile, bookings, and notifications connected to the working schedule.

The core idea

The public profile should lead to a real booking, not a separate storefront

When clients discover a business online, they want to see services, photos, reviews, address, opening hours, and possible appointment times before deciding to book. The value for the team comes when that public path uses the same settings, schedule, and rules already managed in Business.

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Show a public profile with services, location, gallery, opening hours, reviews, team, and a path to booking.

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Clients can find the location through categories, search, city pages, direct links, QR codes, or the client app.

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Returning clients can see their appointments, saved places, memberships, forms, and notifications in the client area.

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The team controls visibility, services, staff selection, slots, request windows, statuses, and client-facing messages from Business.

The workflow

From public discovery to a booking that lands in the same schedule

This layer covers the Reservation.Studio public path: how the business appears, how clients decide whether to book, and how the booking returns to the team without creating a second process.

  • Prepare the public profile with description, address, map, photos, working hours, services, team, and online booking rules.
  • Set what is visible publicly: whether the location appears in search, whether services are visible, whether clients can choose a team member, and which slots they can see.
  • The client discovers the business through Marketplace, category pages, city pages, a recommendation, a direct link, QR code, or the mobile app.
  • On the profile, the client sees services, gallery, reviews, address, working hours, available times, and the messages needed before confirmation.
  • After booking, the appointment enters the same schedule, statuses, notifications, and pending approvals flow the team already uses.
  • The client can return through the app or profile, see appointments, places, forms, memberships, and notifications, and book the next visit faster.
Connected public and internal Reservation.Studio Business views across devices.

What it includes

Public presence, client access, and Business-side control

The focus is not simply having a public page. The focus is helping the client decide and book without drifting away from the real operation.

Public profile and discovery

The profile can show description, address, map, photos, services, team, working hours, reviews, and a booking path. The Marketplace layer helps clients find a suitable location by category, city, search, or recommendation.

Client app and client account

Clients can use Reservation.Studio through the mobile apps and client area to view appointments, saved places, memberships, forms, and notifications without starting every visit by phone or chat.

Visibility, rules, and messages

Business controls whether the location and services are public, how staff selection works, which slots are shown, when booking requests can be sent, and what message clients see before booking.

Links, QR code, and invitations

The team can share a location or business link, use a QR code, and provide an invitation code to guide regular and new clients to the right public profile.

What the business gains

A clearer public path and less manual explanation

A well-structured public profile is not only visibility. It helps clients understand the offer, decide with more confidence, and book without unnecessary clarification.

A stronger first impression before booking

Photos, services, reviews, working hours, address, and available times give clients enough context before they press the booking button.

Less drift between the public profile and the real operation

The profile, app, and Marketplace path follow the same services, availability, visibility, and rules instead of promising something the team has to fix later.

A shorter path for returning clients

Clients who already know the business can return through the app, profile, link, or QR code and book the next visit without another conversation.

FAQ

What teams ask about Marketplace and client apps

Is this the same as the online booking, widget, and custom domain page?

No. That page focuses on booking through your own website, WordPress, widget, and custom domain. This page focuses on the Reservation.Studio public profile, Marketplace discovery, and client apps.

What can clients see on the public profile?

Depending on settings, clients can see description, address, map, photos, services, team, working hours, reviews, available times, and messages before booking.

Are client apps separate from Business settings?

No. They should use the same services, availability, visibility, statuses, and booking rules managed in Business.

Can the business stay out of Marketplace search?

Yes. Visibility settings are available, and with PRO the profile can be used through a custom domain without showing the location in the Reservation.Studio Marketplace.

Does this create a second calendar?

No. The public profile, client app, and Marketplace path should lead to the same schedule, statuses, notifications, and booking rules instead of creating a separate process for the team.