Four systems. They work alone, and they work better together.
Everything here exists to shorten the distance between a customer finding you and a booking landing in one place. Start with whichever part is currently costing you the most.
Your customers see one business.
You are running nine of them. Every channel collects something useful, and every channel keeps it somewhere else.
None of this is a discipline problem. It is what happens when tools get added one at a time, each solving the thing that was urgent that month. It works, until the week you are busy, and the week you are busy is the week it costs you.
- Website formAn email inbox
- WhatsAppYour phone
- InstagramYour phone, again
- Phone callsYour memory
- Booking sheetOne laptop
- AvailabilityYour head
- Customer detailsThree places
- DepositsA banking app
- Follow-upsNowhere
One customer. Nine places to look. That is the actual cost.
Websites
A site built around the decision your customer is trying to make.
Most business websites list what the business offers and stop there. Yours is laid out around the path a customer actually takes: what they need to see, what they need to trust, and how they get in touch without thinking about it.
What that includes
- Design and build, desktop through mobile
- Service, fleet and product pages
- Enquiry paths placed where decisions happen
- Fast loading on a phone, on mobile data
- Technical SEO foundations and structured data
- Multiple languages where your customers need them
A real example
Before
A rental company had prices on a PDF and a contact form nobody filled in.
After
Prices sit on the page next to the vehicle, and the enquiry starts from the car the customer was already looking at.
Bookings & Enquiries
Every enquiry arrives complete, in one place.
An enquiry that lands as a half-finished message costs you two more messages to make usable. This part of the system asks for what you need up front (dates, people, vehicle, service) and stores it against the customer instead of leaving it in a notification.
What that includes
- Booking and reservation flows
- Availability checks where a system exists to connect to
- Structured enquiry capture
- A customer and booking database you can search
- Confirmation and reminder messages
- Owner notifications by email, WhatsApp or both
A real example
Before
Bookings arrived across WhatsApp, Instagram and a form, and got copied into a spreadsheet by hand at the end of the day.
After
They arrive already structured, in one list, with the customer’s details attached.
Customer Communication
Answers go out while you are working.
Customers ask the same fifteen questions. Price, availability, location, deposit, what is included, can I collect at the airport. An assistant that knows your actual pricing and rules answers those in the channel the customer already opened, and hands over to you the moment it matters.
What that includes
- WhatsApp Business assistant
- Instagram direct messages
- Website chat
- Replies in the customer’s own language
- Answers drawn from your real prices and rules
- Handover to you for anything unusual
A real example
Before
Messages arriving after closing were answered the next morning, by which point some customers had booked elsewhere.
After
The question gets an accurate answer straight away, and you pick up the conversation when you are next free.
Automation & Integration
The admin that happens after the booking, handled.
The work does not end when a booking comes in. There is a confirmation to send, a record to file, a reminder before arrival, a follow-up after. Each one is small and each one is easy to forget on a busy week. These run on their own.
What that includes
- Confirmations and reminders
- Follow-up messages after a stay or visit
- Customer records kept up to date
- Connections to tools you already pay for
- Internal alerts and daily summaries
- Business rules specific to how you operate
A real example
Before
Follow-ups depended on someone remembering, so they mostly did not happen.
After
They go out on schedule, and the ones that get a reply come back to you.
The full list, without the sales language.
Not every business needs all of it. This is what is on the table when we work out what yours does need.
Build
- Website design and development
- Case-by-case page architecture
- Content structure and copy support
- Databases and backend systems
- Admin views for your own team
- Hosting, domains and deployment
Convert
- Booking and reservation systems
- Enquiry and quote capture
- Availability responses where integrations permit
- Payment and deposit links where required
- Customer records and history
- Reporting on what is actually coming in
Respond
- AI customer assistant trained on your business
- WhatsApp Business integration
- Instagram messaging
- Multilingual replies
- Pricing and FAQ logic
- Qualification before it reaches you
Run
- Monitoring and uptime
- Fixes, changes and additions
- Seasonal pricing and content updates
- New integrations as you add tools
- Direct line to the person who built it
- Ownership and handover of your assets
What two of these together actually fix.
A rental company losing late-night enquiries
- Websites
- Customer Communication
Fleet pages that quote, plus an assistant on WhatsApp that answers with real availability at the hour the question arrives.
A villa owner paying platform commission
- Websites
- Bookings & Enquiries
Property pages good enough to book from, one calendar behind them, and a direct booking path that keeps the whole rate.
A clinic interrupted through every consultation
- Bookings & Enquiries
- Automation & Integration
Appointment requests captured properly instead of negotiated by phone, with reminders going out on their own.
A salon booked through Instagram
- Customer Communication
- Automation & Integration
Direct messages answered immediately, the appointment recorded, and a reminder sent the day before.
Three plans. The figures are on the page.
A one-off cost to build it, and a monthly cost to host, watch and keep changing it. No call required to find out which bracket you are in.
- SiteThe website, done properly, with enquiries arriving in one place.€600+ €99/mo
- DeckThe website plus the assistant that answers customers and captures the enquiry.€1,900+ €249/mo
- Full DeckThe whole system, site, assistant, bookings, availability and automation, connected.€2,400+ €299/mo
- Prices are in euro and exclude VAT.
- The build cost is one-off. The monthly cost covers hosting, monitoring, support and changes.
- One month’s notice to stop, on every plan.
- Your domain, content, customer data and accounts remain yours.
Not sure which parts you need?
Describe how enquiries reach you today. We will tell you which of these would change that, and which would not be worth the money.
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