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A video takes off at night and people go to your profile, where there is one place to tap. Put a page behind that link with your formats, prices and open slots: a consultation or a brand call gets booked without you, and the history of every deal stays in the Bookly CRM.
The page answers about formats, prices and free slots even at three in the morning, when the video has just taken off.
Booking in two taps
Someone arrives from your bio, picks a format and a time and confirms. No “hey, do you still do these?” and no waiting on your reply.
Only the time that is really free
The calendar offers the windows left between filming and editing. A shoot day is never shown to anyone as open.
Prices and formats in place
What an account review costs, how long a brand call runs, what an integration includes: written once instead of in every thread.
All of it from the phone
The page and the calendar work the same on a phone as on a laptop, so you see new bookings where you edit.
Bookly takes on the booking, the reminders and the history of your deals, so you can film instead of working through thirty identical messages after every good video.
A video lands in the feed at night, and within a few hours more people open your profile than in the whole month before. There is one place for them to tap, the link in your bio. Put a page there with your formats, prices and open slots, so they book right then instead of waiting for you to wake up.
Filming, editing and calls do not fit into the same day. Mark the shoot in the schedule and nobody can book over it. Leave a few windows a week for talking instead, and a reminder brings the person to the meeting even when they booked two weeks earlier.
Six months later a brand manager writes again, and the terms of the last integration are buried somewhere in the thread. The client card keeps every meeting, the amounts, the formats and your notes: what you filmed, what worked, what they asked you not to do. The same goes for followers buying a second consultation.
Setting it up takes an evening, about as long as you spend editing one video.
Build your page
Your name, a photo, what the account is about, your other profiles and contacts. No separate website needed.
Describe your formats
A consultation, an account review, a brand call, a filmed integration: how long each runs, what it costs and what it includes.
Close your filming days
Say when you film and edit, and leave a few windows for calls. Bookly will offer those hours and nothing else.
Put the link in your bio
One link in TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, and in a pinned comment. Bookings start landing in the calendar right away.
The link in your bio takes bookings around the clock, including the night a video takes off. You open your phone to finished requests rather than to a hundred messages.
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Booking works while you sleep or film
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To add a new format with its price
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Of reminders go out automatically
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Ask it here. The answer appears under your question and lands in your inbox, and stays on the page for the next person looking for the same thing.
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So you stop losing the people who came from a video that did well. They open your profile at night, on a phone, and tap the one link there. If a page with formats, prices and open slots sits behind it, the booking happens on the spot, with no thread and no input from you.
Yes. Bookly gives you one link that holds the whole page: formats with prices, booking, your other profiles and contacts. The same link works in Instagram, in YouTube and in a pinned comment, so you never rewrite it in several places.
Yes. Shoots, editing and days off go into the schedule and are never offered as free time. For calls you can leave a few windows a week, Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, say.
You send back one link instead of a list of terms: the manager picks a free window for the call, and a short form before the meeting collects the product, the budget and the deadline. That way the call itself does not start with half an hour of “so tell me about yourselves”.
Yes, though by hand: Bookly takes no payments online. The person sends the money after booking, and you add a Deposit operation in Finance with their name and the format. Operations then shows who has paid, which noticeably cuts the number of people who book out of curiosity and never turn up. On brand calls it is usually left off.
Yes, a reminder goes out automatically before the meeting, including to someone who booked a fortnight ahead.
Yes. Create an account, add your formats and open booking with no card and no commitment.
Bookly is not only for TikTok creators. Pick your own line of work: the same tools are there, arranged around different days.
Bookly is a Ukrainian online booking and CRM service for TikTok creators: the link in your bio opens a page with your formats and open slots, where a consultation or a brand call gets booked without you, and your filming days stay closed.
A creator’s traffic does not arrive as a steady trickle but as a wave: a video lands in the feed at night, and within a few hours more people open the profile than in the whole month before. There is one place for them to tap, the link in the bio, and whatever sits behind it decides whether the wave turns into bookings. When the only way to arrange anything is a DM, a good part of those people never wait for the answer: by morning the wave is gone, and the inbox holds thirty identical “how much is a review?”.
A booking page takes that conversation over. It shows the formats, a consultation, an account review, a brand call or a filmed integration, with their length, their price and the slots that are genuinely open. The person picks a time and confirms it themselves, at two in the morning, from a phone, and you see a finished meeting in the calendar with a name, a format and an hour. If you work with money upfront, you enter it in Finance as a Deposit operation, so Operations shows which window is already paid for.
The other half of the job is protecting the filming day. Shoots, editing and calls do not fit into the same twenty-four hours, so the shoot goes into the schedule as busy time and is offered to nobody, while a few windows a week stay open for talking. Every format carries its own length, so a twenty-minute intro with a brand and an hour-long account review live in one calendar without any manual arithmetic. A reminder before the meeting brings in even the person who booked two weeks ago.
What a thread never keeps, the client base does: which brand you have already worked with and for how much, what you filmed, what they asked you not to do, which follower is buying a second consultation. When a manager writes again six months later, the terms of the last deal are not something to dig for. And the link itself works as a single front door for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, where formats, prices and free time are updated in one place, and the bio never has to be rewritten.
Bookly team