Booking & payments

It books the meeting and gets you paid

From “are you free Thursday?” to a confirmed, paid appointment — without you in the loop.

Overview

The fastest way to lose a warm lead is a scheduling link and a round of “what times work for you?” ReplyOP skips it. When an inbound mentions scheduling, it reads your connected calendar, picks real open windows, and writes them straight into the reply. Your prospect picks one and the invite goes out.

No public booking page to send and no tab-switching — just a confirmed meeting on your calendar that came out of a normal email or DM, and a payment or deposit link in the same thread when there’s one to collect.

What you get

01

Auto-books on your real calendar

When someone asks for a time, ReplyOP checks your Google or Outlook calendar, books a slot that fits, and sends the invite.

02

Proposes times that actually work

Respects your working hours, busy blocks, and existing meetings — so it sticks to times that fit the calendar it’s connected to.

03

A calendar that works on day one

No external calendar required. Booked meetings show up here, with a one-click ICS feed to your phone.

04

Recurring busy blocks

Mark lunch, school pickup, or focus time once, and ReplyOP keeps those windows off the table.

05

Sends the payment link automatically

When a deal locks, it drops your checkout or deposit link from your catalog right into the reply — no chasing.

06

Sensitive-payment guardrails

Won’t auto-send wire details or sensitive payment info without your explicit, manual approval.

How it works

From a new message to a sent reply.

  1. 01

    Detects scheduling intent

    When a message asks to meet, talk, or “find a time,” ReplyOP recognizes it and switches into booking mode automatically.

  2. 02

    Reads your real free/busy

    It checks your connected Google or Outlook calendar when the draft is generated, respecting your working hours, buffers, and existing meetings on that calendar.

  3. 03

    Offers live times in the reply

    It writes a few sensible windows — in the prospect’s time zone and yours — right inside the draft, so there’s nothing to click out to.

  4. 04

    Confirms, invites & collects

    When they pick one it creates the event, sends the invite, posts a confirmation back to the thread, and — if there’s a deposit — can drop the payment link too.

Who it’s for

Built for the people who live in their inbox.

Consultations, demos, and discovery calls booked from a single reply

Paid sessions where a deposit locks the slot on the spot

Busy calendars that need bookings to respect real availability

Anyone tired of the “does Tuesday work? no, how about…” loop

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Do I need Calendly or a booking page?

No. You can keep using one if you like, but for warm inbounds, dropping live times straight into the reply tends to convert better than sending a scheduling URL. ReplyOP works with no external tool.

Which calendars are supported?

Google Calendar and Outlook for live free/busy and event creation. There’s also a built-in calendar so booked meetings show up on day one, with a one-click ICS feed to your phone.

Does it handle time zones?

Yes. It reads the prospect’s time zone from their signature, message, or domain and writes the times in both their zone and yours, in plain language.

What if they ask to reschedule?

It offers a fresh set of open times and rebooks — the same in-thread flow, without the back-and-forth.

Can it take a deposit when it books?

Yes. If your offer has a deposit or price, it can include your payment or booking link in the same reply. Sensitive payment details (like wire info) always wait for your manual approval.

From “are you free?” to booked

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