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Take Pet-Sitting Bookings From Your Own Page

By The Pet Sitter TeamSep 22, 20264 min read
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Take Pet-Sitting Bookings From Your Own Page

You already have clients. What you need for the next booking is a clear place for the dates, the service and the details about their pets. A booking page gives that request a home without replacing the conversations you already have.

The Pet Sitter gives each sitter a permanent booking link. Share it in a message, put it on your website or print it on a card. You set your services and prices, decide which requests to accept and receive payment directly.

Start with a page that can take a request

Create your Free account and confirm your email address. The next screen lets you choose a service, set its rate and currency, and tick your usual available days. You can skip this screen, but clients need a priced service and available dates to make a request from the page.

Payment setup is optional. Choose cash or bank transfer during setup, or add the other eligible methods you use from your profile. Bank details are shared with confirmed clients, not displayed on your public page.

You can share your direct link before requesting a profile review. Human approval and your search-engine visibility setting govern indexing of your profile; they are separate from taking bookings through your link.

What your client does

Your client opens the link, chooses a service and dates, and adds their pets. For visits and walks, they can request more than one visit per day. A care-notes field lets them share what you need to consider before accepting.

Where guest booking is enabled, there is no separate signup form. The client gives their name and email and receives a confirmation email. Opening that email leads to a page where they review and confirm the request. Nothing reaches you until they confirm.

Confirmation creates an account if the client needs one, or uses the existing account for that email address. They can return to manage their booking using email sign-in. Your client should use the same email address each time.

A request is your decision

Once the client confirms, you receive the request. Check the dates, the pets and any care requirements before accepting or declining. Sharing a link does not commit you to every request.

After you accept, the client receives your payment instructions by email. If you have not set a payment method, arrange payment with them directly. The Pet Sitter does not collect, hold or verify booking money. Mark payment received only after checking your own account or receiving cash.

Keep your next booking together

Your dashboard keeps bookings and pet details together. Photo report cards let you share care updates when you send them. Pro invoicing is a separate feature; a booking page does not automatically give every Free account invoice tools.

Start with your existing clients and try the link in the conversations you already use. Owner-side search is coming soon, so treat the page as your own booking tool, not a promise of new customers.

See the booking-page introduction, compare Free and Pro, or create your sitter account.

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