Base

Booking + Rental · Cyprus

The online booking system for Cyprus businesses

Turn availability into confirmed work without stitching together calendars, spreadsheets and chat threads.

Create an accountTalk to usOpen the demo console

Built in Cyprus for the teams that answer the phone, hand over the keys and take the booking.

Your customer relationship
Customers book with your business and pay you outside the platform.
No mandatory booking commission
The platform is paid by subscription, not as a percentage of every booking.
Portable business data
Export customers, resources, offerings and bookings when you need them.
One core, several trades
The cars, the boat and the appointments run on the same product, configured rather than bought again.

One operational view

081012141618
Anna K.
2.5 hrs
Dimitris P.
Elena S.
3.5 hrs
KM-4821
ZL-0917
A real console. The records in it are invented.
34industries described
Each with its own page, its own vocabulary and its own setup order.
6operating models
One core, configured — not six products bought separately.
0%taken from a booking
A subscription platform. The customer pays your business, not us.

Your customer's side

From the door to the chair, without a phone call

  1. The business page on a phone

    01The QR code on the door

  2. Choosing 11:00 on a phone

    02A free time, one tap

  3. Email

    Tomorrow: Haircut and blow-dry — Beauty, barber and hair

    Coming? Let us know with one tap.

    03A reminder the day before

  4. Email

    How was Haircut and blow-dry? — Beauty, barber and hair

    04In the chair, on time

The phones show a real booking page; the photographs are illustrations.

One day on the island, one board

Six trades on one core. What the console is doing while the work happens.

  1. Keys and helmets across the counter

    The first pickup is already on the board: which scooter, whose licence, and what is still owed on it.

  2. A booking while the groomer is busy

    A customer takes the four o'clock on your booking page while the groomer works. The slot is gone for everyone else, and nobody had to answer the phone.

  3. Twelve seats on the boat

    Eleven are sold. The twelfth is sold once, not twice, however many people try at the same moment.

  4. A detailer in the driveway

    The job has an address, a time window and the person sent. When they finish, the record says what was done.

  5. The afternoon club is full

    Capacity belongs to the session, so the next family is told it is full rather than squeezed in.

  6. The last request of the day

    It comes in at nine and waits as a request, not a promise, until someone on the team confirms it.

The console you would actually work in

One screen for the day, one for the calendar, one for the money. The records in them are made up; the platform is not.

The booking console, with invented records The day

The day

What is booked today, by person and by thing, with what still needs doing.

The booking console, with invented records The calendar

The calendar

Hours, days and date ranges in one grid. Move a booking and the resource moves with it.

The booking console, with invented records The money

The money

Booked value and money received, kept apart, and both exportable.

A real console. The records in it are invented.

Online booking for appointments, classes, rentals and stays

One operating platform, configured around what customers book and how your team delivers it.

Aerial view of Limassol Marina, Cyprus

Limassol · Cyprus

Local context, international product standards.

One booking calendar for staff, rooms and vehicles

See what is free, what needs attention and what happens next — across locations, staff and resources.

  • Service → Staff → Time
  • Class → Capacity → Schedule
  • Resource → Duration → Booking

Booking software shaped for your industry

Choose the operating model that fits today. Add locations, staff, resources and new services without rebuilding the workflow.

34 industries described, six reusable models.See all industries

What the console does on an ordinary day

Online booking page

Present bookable choices, availability and policies on a focused page connected to operations.

Explore

Availability calendar

Bring time, date ranges and capacity into one operational view.

Explore

Staff and resource scheduling

Connect each booking to the people and resources that make it possible.

Explore

Customer management

Use a shared customer record across requests, bookings and follow-up.

Explore

Rental pickup and return

Prepare the item, record what leaves and close the rental with return evidence.

Explore

Pricing, extras and deposits

Keep the commercial structure beside the booking while money remains between business and customer.

Explore

Connects to what you already use

Only what works today is on this list. Two more are built and switch on at launch — they are listed separately, not mixed in.

Works today

  • Booking widget

    Booking on your own website from a few lines of code, in your colours.

  • Calendar feeds

    Subscribe to your bookings from Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar. The calendar shows; the platform decides.

  • Webhooks and API

    Every booking event sent to your own system, with a delivery log and retries, and an API with keys you can limit to reading.

  • CSV in and out

    Customers, vehicles, services and bookings in from a spreadsheet; everything out, money included, in a shape your accountant opens.

At launch

  • Telegram

    Alerts for your team and a mini app for the counter. Built; it waits for our bot to be switched on.

  • Google and Microsoft calendars, both ways

    Built; waiting for Google and Microsoft to approve our app.

After the button

From an email address to a booking you can take

Registration asks for an email address and a password. Everything below happens in the console afterwards, in the order the setup wizard asks for it.

  1. 12 min

    Open a workspace

    Email, password, the name of the business and the timezone it works in. Nothing is charged and nothing is published yet.

  2. 25 min

    Say what you sell and when you are open

    One service or one rentable item is enough to continue with, and a weekly schedule with the days you are closed.

  3. 35 min

    Add what gets booked

    The staff, rooms, vehicles or equipment a booking occupies. Availability is worked out from these, so nothing can be sold twice.

  4. 48 min

    Publish the page and take one booking

    Your booking page goes live at its own address. Book on it yourself, confirm it in the console, and you have seen the whole loop.

Payments, deposits, documents and notifications are configured later, when you need them — none of them stands between you and the first booking.

Booking software pricing: a Free plan, and plans for growing teams

Every business starts on the Free plan. Paid plans add more when you need it, and you pay only if you choose one — nothing starts charging on its own. The units below are what a paid plan is counted from.

Explore
  • Your booking page, team and resource schedules, customers and bookings.
  • Configuration for appointments, classes, resources, rentals, stays or field services.
  • Operational documents and records of money handled outside the platform.

This is what a business pays the platform. Money between you and your customer never passes through here: no card fields, no gateway, no payouts. Your customer settles with you the way they already do — cash, your own card terminal, a bank transfer — and the console records the fact: what was taken, what is still owed, and how much of a deposit you are still holding.

Questions about the booking system

Whose money is it?

The customer pays you, the way they already pay you. The platform records what was received and what is still owed; it does not take payments, hold them, or sit between you and your customer.

Whose customers are they?

Yours. Their contact details belong to your business, they are not shared with other businesses on the platform, and they are not used to market anything to them.

What happens if we leave?

You take everything with you: customers, bookings, money records, terms and documents, as one export of line-by-line JSON plus the files themselves. It is a button in the console, not a support request.

Who can see our data?

Your staff, with the permissions you give them. Contact details, licence numbers and second-factor secrets are encrypted with a key held per business, so a stolen database is a file of ciphertext rather than a customer list.

Do our customers need an account?

No. They book on your page and confirm by email. If they want to look their booking up later, they get a link by email rather than a password to remember.

What if two people book the same slot at the same moment?

One of them gets it. The other is told the slot is no longer available rather than being confirmed into a clash — the database itself refuses the overlap, not a check that might be skipped under load.

Can we keep taking bookings by phone?

Yes, and most businesses do. A booking entered by your staff and one made on your page are the same booking, in the same calendar, under the same availability.

What does it cost?

From three things: one subscription per business, the staff accounts that sign in, and the modules you switch on. Not from how many bookings you take and never a share of what your customers pay you.

Is there a mobile app?

Not in the stores yet. The console and your booking page work in any phone browser today, and the counter has a Telegram mini app. A phone app for owners and staff is built — it also carries the customer's side: finding a business, booking and their own cabinet — and it is on its way to the App Store and Google Play. This answer will change on the day it is there, not before.

Next step

Set up the workflow your business actually needs

Start with one booking engine and keep the same operational core as the business grows.

Create an accountTalk to us