Where is part of the booking
You-go-to-them services require the address at booking — captured once, saved to the client, editable at the desk. The team leaves with a destination, not a phone call.
Bookuble for mobile iv & wellness
They book the drip. You get the address, the intake and the money — before you drive.
Every booking asks where, saves the address to the client’s record, and takes payment into your own Square account up front. Intake and consent are signed before the doorbell, and packs turn one house call into a standing habit.
Runs on your own Square account. 5% of the booking — never of the sales tax.
The shape of it
How a mobile wellness practice runs on Bookuble.
Paid before the van rolls
Full payment at booking, into your own Square account. A confirmed house call is committed money, so a wasted drive stops being possible.
Consent before the doorbell
Intake and consent forms ride the confirmation and are signed from the client’s phone. The nurse walks in to a signed chart, not a clipboard on a sofa.
Sound familiar
The problems this replaces.
The van arrives and the client’s phone goes to voicemail — an hour and the fuel are gone.
Addresses live in text threads; the wrong apartment number costs twenty minutes.
Intake happens on the sofa while the drip kit waits, and every appointment runs long.
Hydration regulars rebook by text — when they remember.
What you get
Built for mobile IV and wellness practices, not adapted to them.
Address at booking
Required for house calls, saved to the client record, reused on the next visit.
Pay-first house calls
The booking is paid before it exists. No-shows stop costing you the drive.
Intake & consent up front
Forms sign from their phone before the visit; the record travels with the booking.
Packs of visits
Four-drip packs sell once and burn down per visit — the habit is on the record.
Memberships
Monthly wellness plans bill themselves from the vaulted Square card.
Team hours & routing
Each nurse has hours; the day’s bookings sit on one screen with addresses attached.
Self-serve rescheduling
Clients move their own visit to any open slot at the same price — no phone tennis.
In-person, at-home or virtual
Every service declares where it happens; consults can be virtual, drips at home, both from one storefront.
Their side of it
The booking, from the customer’s side.
They pick the service
Drip, shot or consult — with where-it-happens built into each offering.
The address is captured
Typed once, saved to their record — next time it’s pre-filled.
They pay to confirm
Money in your Square before the calendar commits the team.
Intake signs itself
Forms and consent completed from their phone before the visit.
The team just drives
The day on one screen: times, services, addresses, signed charts.
Start from a real storefront
Restore. Yours in about two days.
This is Restore — the template a mobile wellness practice build starts from, running live from the real files. Your build keeps the machinery and swaps in your words, your prices and your brand.
What it costs
5% of the booking. Nothing when it’s quiet.
A two-nurse practice doing 140 house calls a month at $185 pays $9.25 a visit — 5% of the sale, never of the tax — and the software costs nothing on the weeks the van doesn’t roll.
Payments settle in your own Square account at Square’s posted rate — money never routes through us. The 5% is of the sale alone; sales tax is never touched, and every fee is broken out to the cent in your ledger.
Book a demoQuestions owners ask
Before you book the call.
How does the address capture work?
Services marked as at-the-customer require an address at booking. It saves to the client’s record and pre-fills the next visit; the desk can correct it any time and the change sticks.
Can we require payment before the visit?
That’s the default for house calls — pay-first at booking, into your own Square account. A booking on the calendar is money already collected.
What about medical intake forms?
Intake and consent ride the confirmation email and sign from the phone. The signed record attaches to the booking and stays on the client — the next visit doesn’t re-ask what it already knows.
Do packs and memberships work for drips?
Four-packs sell once and burn down per visit; monthly plans bill the vaulted card automatically. Both live on the client record where the whole team can see them.
What does the site look like?
Restore — the concierge-clinical template built for mobile wellness. Live on your own domain in about two days.
See it running your mobile wellness practice.
Pick a time. We’ll show your own storefront — your services, your durations, your paperwork. Nothing to install before the call.
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