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Turn your website into a booking machine.

Give customers a simple way to book you online, without emails, phone tag or calendar clashes. WebClimb can build booking into your new website or add it to the website you already have.

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Powered by ClimbCal – WebClimb’s own scheduling platform.

Website + booking, together.

Designed by WebClimb. Powered by ClimbCal.

A flexible booking setup for
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Consultations
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Appointments
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Paid sessions
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Small teams
One solution, two ways to start

Need a website too? Or just the booking?

You don’t need to rebuild your website just to start taking appointments online. We can make ClimbCal part of a new WebClimb website or connect it to the website you already use.

01 / New website
Website + ClimbCal

Build booking into the experience from day one.

We design your new website and booking journey together, so visitors can move naturally from learning about your service to choosing a time and confirming an appointment.

02 / Existing website

Add online booking without starting over.

Already happy with your website? We can configure ClimbCal, match it to your brand and connect the right booking buttons and calls-to-action to your existing site.

Powered by ClimbCal

Less admin. Easier booking.

ClimbCal gives independent professionals and small teams the tools they need to publish availability, reduce scheduling back-and-forth and give clients a polished booking experience.

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Branded booking pages

Present your services, logo and availability in a clean booking experience that feels connected to your business.

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Calendar sync

Keep your working calendar and booking availability aligned so customers only see times that work.

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Availability controls

Set working hours, buffers, minimum notice, booking windows and service-specific rules.

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Multiple services

Create different appointment types with their own duration, questions, location and booking requirements.

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Payments & deposits

For paid appointments, connect Stripe so customers can pay when they book.

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Built to grow with you

Start with a simple solo setup and add team members or shared services as your business grows.

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A WebClimb product

We don’t just install another booking plugin.

ClimbCal is WebClimb’s own scheduling platform. That means we understand both sides of the experience: the website your customers see and the booking workflow behind it.

You get one team to help with the site, the booking journey and the connection between them.

How it works

From website visitor to confirmed booking.

Step 01

We configure your booking flow

We set up services, availability, booking rules, questions, branding and any payment requirements.

Step 02

We connect it to your website

Booking buttons and service pages guide visitors directly to the right appointment experience.

Step 03

Your clients book themselves

Customers choose an available time, provide the details you need and confirm their appointment online.

Common questions

Keep the setup simple.

The aim is to add useful booking functionality without turning your website into a complicated software project.

Do I need a new website to use ClimbCal?

No. WebClimb can integrate your booking flow into an existing website, or include it as part of a new website project.

Will the booking page match my business?

We can configure your branding, services and booking flow so the transition from your website to booking feels consistent.

Can customers pay when they book?

Yes. For services that require payment or a deposit, Stripe can be connected to the booking process.

Can I still manage my normal calendar?

Yes. ClimbCal is designed to work alongside your existing calendar so bookings fit around the commitments you already have.

Start taking bookings online

New website or existing one — we can make booking fit.

Tell us what you currently have and what you want your customers to be able to book.

Tell us about your project

Usually replies within 1 business day

No lengthy brief required. A few sentences is enough to start the conversation.