Dateasy
Online booking for professionals — no email, no phone, no confusion
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Clients book. You — work.
Forget the endless "what time works for you?" back-and-forth. Your client opens your link, sees available slots in their own timezone and language, and confirms in one tap. It goes straight into their native calendar — no emails, no forms, no registration.
Zero data. Zero spam. Pure privacy.
Dateasy deliberately never stores your clients' emails or phone numbers and never sends them a single email. Client picks a time — the meeting is in their calendar — that's it. Your clients leave zero data behind.
Built for a global clientele
Working with clients in other countries? Set a language and timezone — every visitor sees slots in their local time, in their own language. Five languages: Russian, English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese.
Multiple pages, endless audiences
Create separate pages for different audiences and goals — each with its own language, schedule, and link. Share via messengers, drop it in your Instagram bio, or print it on a QR card.
Simple pricing — from $0
Start free with 1 page and 5 bookings a day. Move up to Start (3/mo)orPro(3/mo)orPro(7/mo) as you grow: up to 10 pages, multilingual support, calendar sync (webcal), a widget for your website, short links and QR codes. Pay yearly and get 2 months free.
Dateasy × Crypto — book freely, pay from anywhere
Dateasy accepts USDC: pay for your plan and accept client payments without banking borders. One coin equals one dollar — no price surprises. Clients send USDC directly to your address, and every payment is verified on-chain.
Who it's for
- Tutors & teachers — a page in your student's language, time in their timezone.
- Coaches & consultants — a link instead of endless scheduling messages.
- Masters & specialists — a QR at the counter; clients scan and book on the spot.
- Doctors & private practices — a professional booking page; patients book without an account.
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