Booking page
A booking page that turns your Instagram bio link into enquiries
Put one link in your bio, email signature and website. Clients see who you are and what you offer, and their enquiry arrives on your board with the date and budget filled in.
Enquiries arrive in DMs, email and messages with half the details missing. You reply three times to learn the date, the location and the budget, and by then the client has booked someone else.
What it does
Booking page in Pixnesto
Your own page address
A clean public page with your cover photo, headline, about text and links to your socials.
Questions you choose
Ask for the date, budget and type of shoot as tap-to-choose options, so every enquiry arrives complete.
Your brand, your words
Pick an accent colour and write your own thank-you message so clients know when you will reply.
Packages on show
Show the packages you want clients to see so they arrive with realistic expectations.
Straight to the board
Every submission becomes an enquiry on your board, and you can also get an email for each one.
Good link previews
The page has its own share image, so the link looks right in Instagram, WhatsApp, iMessage and email.
How it works
From setup to done
- 1Turn on your booking page in Settings and pick its address.
- 2Add a cover photo, headline, about text and accent colour.
- 3Choose which questions to ask and which packages to show.
- 4Put the link in your bio, website and email signature.
- 5Reply to complete enquiries from your board.
Who uses it
Built for how you shoot
- For portrait photographersMany small sessions, each with the same steps. Pixnesto turns them into a repeatable flow: enquiry, package, payment, gallery, picks.
- For wedding photographersFrom the first enquiry to the last album pick, one record per wedding: quote, deposit, the day’s schedule and crew, the gallery and the balance.
- For videographersFilm shoots need more planning than most: multiple shooters, sound, drones and long days. Pixnesto keeps the enquiry, the crew plan and the money on one record.
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