Who it’s for
AI meeting scheduler for med spas
The reschedule calls, the waitlist call-downs, the booking back-and-forth — off the front desk and onto the AI, with approval on every send.
What it does in practice
- A client emails to move Thursday’s consult. The desk CCs scheduler@buildoutschedule.com and approves a drafted reply with real open times.
- A peak-hour consult cancels and the waitlist claims it — first in line gets a window to grab the spot, then it rolls to the next.
- A prospect types "lunchtime this week" on your booking page and books the midday opening that fits.
The part that runs itself
CC your scheduler
Booking in plain English
Rebooking that runs itself
A real scheduler underneath
You approve everything
Drafted replies wait in an approval inbox — approve, edit, or reject — and approved sends go out from your own email address. The times the AI offers come from the same availability rules as your public booking page: calendar conflicts, buffers, and minimum notice all hold. If it cannot find a real slot, it hands the thread back to you instead of guessing.
Pricing
Free — $0
Pro — $8/user/mo
Team — $12/user/mo
The first 100 users at each tier keep it free forever. Full pricing
Common questions
Can the AI overbook a provider?
No. Offered and claimed times run through the same availability rules as your booking page — provider calendars, buffers, and capacity all hold.
Who approves what the AI writes?
You do. Drafted replies wait in an approval inbox and send from your own email once approved. Waitlist offers follow the claim rules you set on the event type.
Does it help with no-shows?
It attacks the causes: deposits at booking, reminders at 24 hours and 1 hour, and a self-serve reschedule path that turns conflicts into moves instead of empty rooms.
Is the AI priced separately?
No — it is included in the plans rather than sold as an add-on.
Also see
Let the scheduling emails answer themselves.
Free forever plan. No credit card.