Questions before the call
Ask about goals, budget or experience on the booking page, so every call starts with context.
People who comment on your content are already interested. Askenly sends them your next three open times, and a reply of 1, 2 or 3 books the call, with a confirmation and reminders.
CALL
Happy to chat! Next open times: 1) Tue 09:30 2) Tue 13:00 3) Wed 11:00 Reply 1, 2 or 3.
A coach posts something useful, a few people comment, one sends a DM asking how to work together. By the time the coach replies with a calendar link, then answers a question about times, a day or two has gone by. Interest cools fast.
Askenly closes that gap. The person who asks gets real times from your availability straight away, in the chat they started, and can book the call with one reply. You see the booking in your calendar and walk into the call knowing what they want, because the booking page asked.
Askenly sends your next three open times within seconds.
The call is booked and the confirmation email is on its way, with your call link instructions.
A reminder with a link to reschedule if their week changed.
A short final reminder before the call.
An optional follow-up email you write once, sent after each completed call.
Ask about goals, budget or experience on the booking page, so every call starts with context.
Review each booking first for high-touch offers. Tentative bookings get no emails until you confirm.
Deliver a free workbook from a comment, then offer a call in the follow-up email.
Google Calendar or Outlook sync keeps busy times out of the offers.
Not through the booking. Booking in Askenly is always free, so take payment the way you do today.
Yes. Connect Google Calendar or Outlook and busy times are never offered.
Yes. Turn on approval and bookings wait as tentative until you confirm them.
Yes, from the link in their emails, unless you switch that off for the service.
Two or three questions are enough. Each one should change how you prepare.
Posts that teach one useful thing and end with a clear next step work well with DM booking. A short Reel on a common mistake your clients make, ending with “comment CALL if you want help with yours”, gives interested people a way to raise their hand without writing a long message.
You can also deliver a free resource first, such as a workbook, and include a booking offer in the follow-up email. People who found the workbook useful are the ones most likely to book.
Whatever the post, the booking itself is the same: real times from your availability, a reply to choose, a confirmation with your call details, and reminders.
| Plan | Bookable services | Bookings a month | Live automations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | 1 | 50 | 3 |
| Starter | 3 | 100 | 10 |
| Growth | 10 | unlimited | 30 |
| Scale | unlimited | unlimited | unlimited |
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