Scheduley combines an AI phone and message receptionist with a booking page builder for local service businesses, managing scheduling, payments, and client communications in one platform.
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Get ListedScheduley positions itself as a 24/7 AI front desk for local businesses such as salons, spas, HVAC companies, and clinics. It merges an online booking system, website template builder, and an AI voice assistant into a single subscription. The platform's core premise is to consolidate tools like Calendly, Booksy, and separate answering services into one interface.
AI Front Desk: The built-in receptionist answers phone calls, texts, Instagram/Facebook DMs, and WhatsApp messages. It can qualify leads, book into real calendar openings, and provide summaries and transcripts. Businesses select from 20 voices across 16 languages.
Booking Pages & Websites: Users can publish a simple booking page or a multi-section website using 30+ mobile-friendly templates tailored to specific industries. A live preview in the hero demonstrates a spa booking flow with services, times, and payments.
Payments & Client Management: The platform supports online payments and deposits, plus automated reminders, waitlist refills, review requests, and win-back messages. Team calendars and assignment tools are included on higher tiers.
Pricing Structure: Starter costs $19/month for solo operators with 60 AI minutes. Pro and Business plans ($49 and $99) add 200/500 minutes, video appointments, social DM integration, and full website templates. A 7-day free trial is available.
The site currently runs an invite-only beta, and social media profiles are marked "coming soon." For businesses reliant on phone capture, the AI feature is genuinely differentiating, though the subscription cost and early-access gate may give smaller operators pause.
