Fitting tiers
Offer more than one level of fit, from a quick sizing to the full session, each with its own price on the booker.
Bike fittings
Fittings are their own booking type in Velobook, with tiers, a fitter assigned to the slot, and an intake questionnaire the rider completes before they arrive, so the session starts with the background already in hand.
Afterwards, send the fit report as a PDF. If the rider keeps a Velobook account, the fit sits alongside their service history at every shop they use.
Offer more than one level of fit, from a quick sizing to the full session, each with its own price on the booker.
The rider fills in an intake questionnaire before the session, so the conversation starts at their riding, not their contact details.
Each fitting is assigned to a fitter, and skill-aware assignment keeps the right sessions with the right person.
Send the fit report as a PDF after the session, so the rider leaves with their numbers, not a photo of a whiteboard.
Riders can opt into a Velobook account at booking. Their next visit prefills the form, and their history is theirs to see in one place.
Confirmations and reminders are included, and the rider's manage link handles reschedules and cancellations without a phone call.
A fitting costs you a dollar as a booking (priced locally in your market), capped at about $100 a month. No monthly fee, no separate module to pay for.
For your customers
They pick a fitting tier and a time from your booking link, with prices shown up front.
The questionnaire is done before they arrive: riding history, niggles, goals, whatever you ask.
They turn up to a session that already knows who they are, with a fitter assigned to the slot.
The fit report arrives as a PDF, and an optional Velobook account keeps it alongside their service history.
For the shop
Name each level of fit and price it. The booker shows the options and takes the booking.
The questionnaire lands with the booking, so you walk into the session already briefed.
Run the session, then send the fit report as a PDF from the booking. Payment happens at your counter or online through your own provider.
Priced locally in every market, capped at about $100 a month, and free for your first 30 days. No monthly fee, no tiers, and every feature included. Customers pay your shop; Velobook never holds their money.
Yes. Fittings have tiers, so a quick saddle-height check and a full fit can sit side by side with their own prices.
Before they arrive. The intake questionnaire is part of the booking, so the session starts with their riding history and goals already in front of you.
As a PDF, sent after the session. The rider keeps their numbers, and if they hold a Velobook account it stays with their history.
If they opt into a Velobook customer account, yes: their bookings and service history across every Velobook shop sit in one place. It's the rider's choice and off by default.
The same as any booking: a dollar (priced locally, so 70c in the US, 50p in the UK, 60c in the Eurozone), capped at about $100 a month with every booking past 100 free. No monthly fee.
Yes. Fittings, repairs, hire and classes run from the same admin and the same booking link, with Google Calendar sync if you want sessions on your phone.
Drop-offs, rush jobs, checklists, approvals, parts ordering and a live repair tracker.
Multi-day hire, hourly windows, QR fleet stickers and delivery.
Departures with capacity, hire-bike holds, waivers and waitlists.
Group sessions with capacity, waitlists and automatic reminders.
A dollar a booking, capped monthly, every feature included.
How-to guides for running bookings in every kind of shop.
Set up takes an afternoon, the first 30 days are free, and a real person answers every email.
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