Tell Beth about your business
In your own words: what you offer, your locations, staff and hours. She asks a question or two if she needs to, and she only talks about your business.
Bookings, checkout, customers, reminders and staff schedules, shaped to the way you already run — a salon, a gym, a restaurant, a club, a studio, an inn, a practice. Describe it to Beth, our AI assistant, and see it set up in minutes.
Two minutes, no card. Leave an email to see the preview, then see it running — a working copy of your business you can book into, at its own address, for a week.
Each page shows what your kind of business gets and the days it handles for you — and opens a real business of that kind, running on LatticeKit, that you can book into right now. Something else? Beth will still build it — describe your business.
Appointments of different lengths, stylists, walk-ins, retail and tips.
See it for your business →Memberships that bill themselves, classes with capacity, check-in at the door.
See it for your business →Court sheets with member rules, lessons, leagues, the pro shop and café.
See it for your business →Schedules with waitlists, class packs, teachers and subs, workshops.
See it for your business →Tabs, a menu with modifiers, reservations and a waitlist, tips and splits.
See it for your business →A walk-in line that texts people, appointments per barber, memberships.
See it for your business →Room and therapist booked together, intake forms, deposits, gift cards.
See it for your business →Intake forms, multi-step visits, recurring sessions, statements.
See it for your business →Stays of any length, rates, deposits, a folio per stay, calendars in sync.
See it for your business →Weekly lessons per teacher, packs, families on one account, recitals.
See it for your business →Scheduling, memberships, payments, a real ledger, messaging, staff and automation behind the screens you already have — and your customers brought over as they are. For software companies → · Starting a SaaS →
In your own words: what you offer, your locations, staff and hours. She asks a question or two if she needs to, and she only talks about your business.
Leave your email and Beth drafts your booking page — your services or classes, your prices, your people, your hours — the way a customer would see it. Change anything.
Press “See it live” and Beth builds a working copy of your business at its own address — book yourself in and watch it land. It is a sandbox that lives a week, so nothing real happens in it. Happy with it? Create your account and add a card, and that copy becomes your business’s site: Beth finishes it with you — your schedule, your checkout, your reminders. You can be taking bookings the same day.
Your bookings, sales, memberships and messages all share the same customer record, so nothing gets out of sync.
Appointments, classes, courts, rooms and stays. Real capacity, waitlists, and rules for who can book when.
Ring up services, retail and tips in one place. Cards through Stripe or Finix under your own account.
One record per person: history, preferences, memberships, households and consents. Import from a spreadsheet.
Confirmations, reminders, renewals and follow-ups by text or email, sent only to people who opted in.
Schedules, shift swaps, a time clock and timesheets, next to the bookings they cover.
Sell gift cards, hold credit, run a punch card, and see what sold, when, and to whom.
You are opening, and every piece of software wants a subscription and a setup call.
Describe the business once. Beth builds it, finishes it with you, and you pay for what you use.
Your booking app, your register and your email list disagree about who your customers are.
Here they are one record: the booking, the sale and the reminder all hang off the same customer, so nothing drifts.
You run two locations and the second one is always slightly wrong.
Locations share one setup and one set of records, with their own hours, staff and reports.
No monthly plan, no setup fee, no minimum. You add a card when you create your account, and each month you are billed for what your business actually did — bookings made, sales rung up, messages sent. A quiet month is a small bill.
Also on the bill
Estimate, not a quote — you are billed for what actually happens, itemised on your Usage page. Bookings and sales are 5¢ each, email 60¢ a thousand, texts 2¢ each (what the carriers charge us), your booking page 3¢ a thousand views. Beth is billed by the token — about 8¢ for a typical question. Forms and API calls are free; imports and automations come to cents at these volumes. Your customers’ card fees go to your payment processor, not to us.
No. You describe your business in plain words and Beth — the assistant inside LatticeKit — builds it and finishes the setup with you. If you can write a text message, you can do this.
No. The preview is of your business, not a sample one, and one click turns it into a working copy you can book into. Real people are one email away at hello@latticekit.app if you want them.
Bring a spreadsheet or an export from whatever you use today. LatticeKit imports your people, services and products and shows you exactly what it will create before it saves anything.
Cards run through Stripe or Finix under your own account with them, so the money is yours from the first sale. Card numbers are entered on the processor’s secure page and never pass through LatticeKit.
There is no monthly plan, no setup fee and no minimum. You add a card when you create your account and pay each month for what your business actually did. Cancel any time from your account page.
It is new, and we are welcoming businesses a few at a time. You will be talking to the people who build it, and what you see in the preview is what you get.
Two minutes to describe it. Your booking page, drafted for you. No call, no card until you decide to create the account.