Three things a website owes you.
Get booked, take orders, get messages. Everything else on this page exists so those three keep happening while you are doing something else.
Get booked
Somebody picks a time on your site. You find out with their name against it, and the time comes off the page so the next person cannot take it.
Take orders
Somebody picks their size and asks for it. The order arrives with the size, the count and where it is going, so there is nothing left to ask them.
Get messages
The question that is not an order still reaches you, in the same place, with what they asked for pulled out of it. Nothing sits in a form that goes nowhere.
On anything else these are three separate purchases.
A booking plugin, a store plugin and a form plugin, each configured on its own, none of them aware of the others. Here the booking already knows your opening hours, because the opening hours are a thing your site published. The assembly work is the product, and it is only free because it is a conversation.
All three, on three real sites.
Every one of these is live, and SiteSpin wrote all three from a conversation. Go and look at them.
Eight of them, each with a palette and typography that already agree with each other.
We buy the domain and renew it, so you never see the email about it expiring.
Send what you have. They are cropped for every spot they appear in.
No cookies on the site, so there is no banner to put in a visitor’s way.
Hosting, the padlock and the renewals are ours. None of it is a task with your name on it.
Say what is different. That is the normal way to use it, not the failure case.
Start with one sentence.
Free to build, and live for seven days.