"Price please." Then a voice note, a date mentioned once in a chat, a deposit in your bank app and an invoice made somewhere else. Most studios do not lose bookings because of their work. They lose them in the back-and-forth.
Put your prices where clients can see them
A services page answers the first question before it is asked: what you offer, what is included, what it costs and photos of the work. In SnapStaq it lives at yourname.snapstaq.com/services, and clients choose a service and ask for a date on your own calendar.
Keep every request in one place
Requests and questions land in one Inbox as conversations. You reply by email from SnapStaq, and when the client answers from their own email, the reply comes back into the same thread. Nothing is buried under a hundred other chats.
Confirm the booking and the invoice together
- Agree the details in the conversation.
- Add the booking: its invoice is made at the same time.
- The client gets one email with the date, the venue and the invoice attached.
- You both get a reminder the day before the shoot.
Let the calendar protect your Saturdays
Booked days close to new requests, and connecting Google Calendar closes your busy days too, so two couples never ask for the same day twice.
Read more about Desk, SnapStaq's booking system.