Everything the shop
runs on, in one place.
Every enquiry, structured.
Idea, placement, size, budget and reference photos arrive as a tidy request — not a DM you'll lose. Accept, propose a few real times, and let a deposit lock one in.
See everything.
Miss nothing.
Every chair, every request, every dollar on one dashboard. Cash, e-Transfer and card land in the same ledger, with commission split and HST worked out for you — ready to export.
Only what's yours.
Nothing to wade through.
Where an owner sees the whole floor, you see just your chair — your requests, your calendar, your flash and your deposits. Nothing from the artist next to you, nobody in your inbox you didn't say yes to.
Made for a shop,
not a spreadsheet.
Most booking tools really only handle cards. Linebook records every method — cash, Interac and card — in one honest ledger, with HST worked out the same way each time.
Clients book on your own site, under your name, colour and fonts. Linebook signs its work in one quiet place — a small footer credit — and nowhere else.
Export your bookings and finances whenever you like. Cancel and your data isn't deleted — nothing's locked in, nothing's sold on.
Add your artists and flash, point your web address at Linebook, and start taking bookings the same day. No migration project, no onboarding call.
From first message to booked.
They pick an artist, describe the idea, attach references and choose a deposit method.
Accept and offer real slot times, or decline politely — the client hears back either way.
A reference code ties the payment to the slot. Mark it received and the booking confirms.
It lands on the calendar, finances update, and everyone gets the confirmation.
It's your studio.
We just keep the books.
Your clients see your name, your colour, your fonts, on your own domain. Linebook signs its work in one quiet place — the footer — and nowhere else.
One price. Per artist.
Flat and predictable — one price per artist, with nothing taken from your bookings or your deposits. You only pay for who's on the team.
