Agent role

BookerScheduling Coordinator

Replaces: the front desk juggling the phone, walk-ins, and the calendar

A front desk that always knows what's actually open.

For appointment businesses that live and die by their calendar.

What it actually does, and when

  • Always on

    Shares real open times and your booking link in chat, straight from your connected calendar, and captures a booking request when someone can't self-serve.

  • Weekly (Monday)

    A week-ahead sheet of the coming week's real bookings and cancellations.

  • On demand

    Front-desk saved replies for booking, rescheduling, and your cancellation/no-show policy.

Live connections

Calendly

Needs Calendly connected for live availability and booking — this agent is built around a real calendar, not a policy doc alone.

Sample deliverable

Example deliverable — a live availability reply "Can I get a haircut Tuesday afternoon?" We've got 2:00pm and 4:30pm open Tuesday, pulled live from the calendar — want me to send the link to grab one?

Illustrative example with placeholder details — never a real customer's data.

The math

A scheduling coordinator typically runs $2,600–3,800/mo, part-time to full-time in the US. The Scheduling Coordinator agent is $200 a month — the same as every other role, and it never takes PTO.

Typical US range — a general estimate, not a quote for any specific hire. Over 5 agents and one is on us.

Availability and the booking link come from a live calendar; anything it can't self-serve becomes a booking request for a human to confirm.