GatiNOW is a booking platform for consultants and coaches with branded pages, calendar sync and payments. Free plan, Pro from €9.99/month, lifetime €49.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
GatiNOW is a web-based scheduling platform that gives professionals a branded booking page. Clients choose a service, pick an open time slot and, where the service has a price, pay at the point of booking. The company is operated by Bremore Consulting Ltd and describes its category as Client Experience Scheduling.
The product is aimed mainly at consultants and coaches who want something more polished than a generic scheduling link. Its homepage examples show services such as discovery calls, strategy sessions, technology audits and multi-session workshops, each with its own duration, format and price.
An owner creates event types, sets availability schedules and connects a calendar. The platform checks connected calendars for conflicts, so clients only see spots that are actually open. Owners can add buffer time between meetings, a minimum notice period and a cap on bookings per day.
When a client books, GatiNOW sends a confirmation email and can send a reminder the day before. Bookings are either approved automatically against the owner's availability rules or held for manual approval. Meeting links for Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams are created and included in the confirmation.
Branding is a central theme. Owners get a custom booking URL, a business profile, social links and, on eligible plans, the option to remove GatiNOW branding. Two-way sync works with Google Calendar, Outlook and Zoho Calendar, and payments run through Stripe, PayPal or Razorpay.
The features page also lists booking reports, revenue analytics, CSV export, webhooks and an API, along with custom booking questions. The design is mobile-first, with push notifications and one-tap rescheduling. Team scheduling, round robin and parts of the workflow engine are labeled coming soon.
GatiNOW is a scheduling platform that lets professionals publish branded booking pages where clients book and pay for appointments. It syncs with calendars and creates online meeting links. The site mainly targets consultants and coaches.
There is a free plan at €0, a Pro plan at €9.99 per month, and a limited Lifetime Plan at a one-time €49. A Business plan at €20 per user per month is listed as coming soon.
Yes. The Free plan is listed as €0 forever and includes 2 event types and up to 200 bookings per month. It supports Stripe payments and 1-way calendar sync. The pricing page also shows Start Free Trial buttons for paid plans.
It connects with Google Calendar, Outlook and Zoho Calendar, and with Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Payments run through Stripe, PayPal and Razorpay. Slack, Salesforce, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Zapier and QuickBooks are listed as coming soon.
It is a founding offer at a one-time €49 for permanent access, limited to 500 members. The site showed 127 of 500 claimed. It includes a 30-day money-back guarantee. The FAQ page mentions €49/year, so check the terms before purchase.
Yes. Booking pages can collect payment through Stripe on the Free plan, with PayPal and Razorpay on higher tiers. The Lifetime Plan lists Stripe and PayPal. The site also states that invoices can be generated automatically after paid bookings.
Team scheduling, round robin and role management are labeled coming soon. The Business plan for teams is also not yet available. Today the product is better suited to individuals.
It suits solo professionals and small service businesses that need booking, payments and calendar sync at a low price. Businesses needing team routing or CRM integrations may need to wait for roadmap items.