Your page, your brand
Your colors and name, so it looks like it belongs to you.
Booking pages
Leads talk now or pick a time that works for them. Scouq calls them at that exact minute.
How it works
Use a hosted link, your own subdomain, or an embed on your site.
They see only the days and times you allow, in their own time zone. Or they press Talk now.
The consent wording sits next to the button they press, and Scouq saves it with the booking.
What you get
Your colors and name, so it looks like it belongs to you.
You set your hours and how far out the calendar opens.
The lead sees their own time. The call starts at the right minute for them.
The lead agrees to the call and to the recording at the moment they book. Scouq keeps a record.
Booking asks for the number Scouq will call, so there is nothing to join and nothing to install.
Each booking comes with a calendar file and a link to change or cancel the time.
Why it matters
The sooner a lead hears from you, the better the odds. A booking page puts the lead on the calendar and Scouq shows up on time.
100x
The odds of contacting a lead were 100 times higher when it was called within five minutes than when it was called after 30 minutes.
Lead Response Management Study (Oldroyd, MIT, with InsideSales), 2007
28%
Sales reps spend about 28% of their week actually selling.
Salesforce, State of Sales, fifth edition, 2022
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Questions
No. You get a hosted link. You can also use your own subdomain or embed the page on your site.
Their name, work email, phone number, and company size.
No. Leads only see the days and times you open.
Yes. Each booking has a link to change or cancel the time.