Your profile and booking page explain who you are, what kinds of requests you can consider, and how a client can get started.
1. Add your professional details
Use your professional name, a clear photo, a concise headline, and an introduction that describes your experience. Keep the information current so clients know what context to include in a request.
2. Configure the requests you can receive
Free includes 15 client requests a month. Spam and junk requests don’t count toward your 15. Your dashboard shows how many requests you’ve used and the date your monthly limit resets.
Pro includes unlimited requests and removes EliteReply branding from your booking page. Pro also lets you download your requests as a CSV file for Excel or Google Sheets. It costs $49 per month or $490 per year when billed annually. Cancel any time from Manage billing in your account.
3. Add your calendar link
Add the link to the calendar tool you already use. EliteReply screens requests before your calendar is unlocked on your booking page; it does not connect to or manage your calendar.
4. Share your booking page
Share your booking page with your audience. Clients describe what they need there. Qualified requests unlock your calendar on your booking page when automatic handoff is on. Requests that need your review stay locked until you decide.