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WordPress booking plugin

Deposits and calendar sync,
included. $49, paid once.

Bookdesk takes bookings on your own WordPress site. Your customer pays a deposit when they book. Your Google Calendar and your Outlook calendar stay in step, both ways. You pay $49 one time for one site.

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What the $49 includes

These four are in the price. There is no higher tier that holds them back.

Deposits and partial payments

Ask for part of the price at the booking. Take the rest later, or at the visit. You set the amount or the percent for each service.

Two-way Google Calendar sync

A new booking writes to your Google Calendar. A block you add in Google closes that time on the site. Both directions, not one.

Two-way Outlook sync

The same sync for Outlook and Microsoft 365. Your staff keep the calendar they already use.

Your site, your data

The plugin runs on your WordPress install. The bookings sit in your own database. No booking pages on a host you do not control.

Why we say the price is the point

The popular booking plugins are good. Their free versions simply keep two features for a paid plan.

Amelia Lite, the free version

Deposits and partial payments are not in it. Two-way Google Calendar and Outlook sync are not in it. Both sit under the paid integrations.

Bookly, the free version

The same two features sit behind the paid add-ons. A small business that needs a deposit must move up to a paid plan.

Read at the WordPress.org plugin listings on 30 August 2026. Plugin makers change what a free tier holds, so check the listing yourself before you buy.

One price

One payment for one WordPress site. No subscription.

$49

Paid once, for one site.

  • Deposits and partial payments
  • Two-way Google Calendar sync
  • Two-way Outlook sync
  • Unlimited services and staff
  • Updates and email support for 12 months
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How you set it up

Three steps. You do not need a developer.

  1. 1

    Install the plugin

    Upload the zip file in WordPress. Activate it. Enter your licence key.

  2. 2

    Add your services

    Name each service. Set its length, its price and the deposit you want.

  3. 3

    Connect your calendar

    Sign in to Google or to Microsoft. Choose the calendar. The sync then runs both ways.

Questions

What people ask us first.

Is Bookdesk ready to buy today?

No. It is in build. This page tests whether the price and the feature list are right.

Who is it for?

A small service business that books time: a salon, a clinic, a workshop, a trainer.

Which payment providers does it use?

Stripe and PayPal at the start. Tell us in the form if you need another one.

What happens after 12 months?

The plugin keeps working. You renew only if you want more updates and support.

Can I use it on more than one site?

The $49 licence covers one site. Write to us if you need a licence for several sites.

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