Live in an afternoon, not a quarter.
Three steps to a booking page that is telling your guests the truth about what is free.
Set up what you run
Add a resource — a boat, a van, a guide, a room — with its hours and capacity.
Everything is unlimited, so a twelve-vessel fleet costs the same monthly as one: nothing.
Share your link
Drop it in your bio or embed it on your site. Guests only ever see real, open slots.
A taken slot is never offered, so nobody books a time that has gone.
Take bookings you trust
Every reservation locks its slot on the calendar the moment it's confirmed.
The lock is enforced by the database itself, so it holds even when two guests confirm at once.
Most tools check for conflicts. Slate refuses to store them.
A conflict check is a piece of software asking a question and hoping it gets an answer in time. Slate never asks. Once your three o’clock departure is taken, a second booking on it simply cannot be saved — not even if two guests hit Confirm in the same second.
A conflict check
Software asks a question and hopes the answer arrives in time.
Slate
Never asks. The database refuses the second booking.
The rule your calendar runs on
One vehicle. One time. One booking.
There is no setting that turns this off.
Take bookings you can actually trust.
We move your calendar across with you, so nothing goes live until it matches what you already run.