Step 1, describe the services and the hours
Open a project and type a sentence in the chat. A useful line names the treatments, the days, the deposit rule, and the calendar you already keep. An illustrative starting line is "Beauty studio in Austin, color and cuts Tuesday to Saturday, $20 deposit on color, Google Calendar already in use." You can attach a price list or a screenshot of the paper book. The first draft lands in two to five minutes. Free holds five projects and one seat, with no card.
Step 2, open the booking page and the service list
Eqlo writes the pages, the navigation, the copy, the forms, and a calendar the visitor can click. Read Services, the agenda, the confirmation text, and the reminder line. Check durations and prices. If a treatment should not be bookable online, say so: "Keep consultations off the calendar, they stay on the phone." Each exchange creates a version you can restore. Connecting Stripe and Google Calendar is usually the rest of a half day, because those are your accounts and your rules.
Step 3, click a slot rule and correct only that
Select a service, a deposit sentence, or a buffer on the page, then write an instruction that applies to that element alone. "Put a fifteen minute buffer after color, leave cuts back to back" does not rewrite Home. You can also edit a sentence in place. Colors and type apply across every screen when you set the graphic charter. Compare two versions if a rule went too far.
Step 4, publish and take a first test booking
Publish on a projet.eqlo.app subdomain, then book a slot yourself. On Plus, at $19 a month with three seats, you add your domain, pass the DNS check, and receive an SSL certificate on the Publish screen. Payments go through the studio Stripe account, never an Eqlo middle account. Stripe Tax handles sales tax and VAT according to the buyer. The sitemap is generated and submitted. Title, meta description, and structured data leave in the first HTML.
