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Booking websites for Los Angeles studios and clinics, priced honestly and paid upfront.

Codeeo designs and builds booking websites for Los Angeles businesses that sell time by the slot, the class or the hour: Pilates and reformer studios in Silver Lake, aesthetic clinics on the Westside, lash and brow artists in Koreatown, photo and podcast studios in the Arts District, therapists and trainers across the Valley. Clients choose a service, see the full price with every mandatory fee included, pay or leave a deposit, and get a confirmation in their language. California privacy and pricing rules are designed into the checkout, not patched on later.

We focus on the website, the scheduling engine and the money: how bookings are sold, charged, refunded and reported. It is the online booking system development in Los Angeles that sits behind your brand, under your own accounts.

Built for
Studios, clinics, salons and creative spaces in Los Angeles that sell appointments, classes or hourly rentals and want payment taken at booking.
Typical timeline
We agree the schedule after video discovery, when every service type, fee and integration is on paper, and write the dates into the proposal.
What you own
Source code, hosting, the booking database, your processor account, domain and all client data are held in your name, not ours.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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What the booking site does

Built for how Angelenos book, pay and change plans.

Los Angeles booking businesses tend to sell more than one kind of time. A wellness studio runs capped group classes, private sessions and intro packs; a creative studio rents rooms by the hour with gear add-ons; a med spa needs a consultation before some treatments can be booked at all. Clients book across a sprawling city from phones, often in Spanish, Korean, Armenian or Tagalog as well as English, and expect to reschedule without a phone call. California adds rules most states do not have: the CCPA as amended by the CPRA, enforced by the California Privacy Protection Agency and the Attorney General, plus SB 478 on all-in pricing and the state's automatic renewal law. These are the parts we build, chosen per client.

Explain your project
  • Classes, privates and hourly rentals in one engine

    Group classes carry a capacity and a waitlist, private sessions block one instructor, and studio rentals sell blocks of hours with minimums and turnover time. All three share rooms and staff, so a booked reformer room cannot also be rented for a shoot.

    One calendar that understands every kind of time you sell.

  • All-in prices on every page

    SB 478 bars advertising a price that leaves out mandatory fees. Service pages, the booking widget and checkout show one total that already includes any required booking, studio or service fee. Optional add-ons and tips stay separate, and tax is listed as a line where it applies.

    No surprise totals at checkout and fewer abandoned bookings.

  • Consultation gates for treatments

    Some aesthetic treatments should only be bookable after a consultation. The site checks the client's history and only opens those services once a consult is recorded, while still letting new clients book and pay for the consultation itself.

    Clinical rules enforced by the booking flow, not by memory.

  • Multilingual pages and messages

    Service descriptions, policies, confirmation emails and texts in English plus the languages your clients use, such as Spanish, Korean or Armenian. Your team edits each version in the CMS, and the cancellation terms a client agreed to are stored in the language they read.

    Clients understand exactly what they paid for and agreed to.

  • Intro packs and memberships that renew lawfully

    Sell class packs, monthly unlimited plans and treatment series. Renewal terms, timing and price appear before payment, the client gets an acknowledgment by email, and a cancel button sits in the account area because California's automatic renewal law expects online cancellation for plans bought online.

    Recurring revenue without renewal complaints.

  • Deposits, saved cards and tips

    Take a deposit or full prepayment through processor hosted fields from Stripe, Square or similar, with Apple Pay and Google Pay. Clients can add a tip after the session from the receipt link, and late cancellation fees follow the policy shown at booking.

    Payment captured upfront with gratuities handled cleanly.

  • Privacy requests and opt-out signals

    For businesses the CCPA covers, the site includes a notice at collection, a request form for access and deletion, and handling of Global Privacy Control browser signals. Requests are logged with dates so your team can show they were answered on time.

    California privacy duties handled inside the platform.

  • Tracking that respects consent

    Chat widgets, session recording and ad pixels have drawn lawsuits in California under the state's privacy and wiretap laws. We load third party scripts only after consent, keep them off intake and payment pages, and document what each tool collects.

    Marketing data without exposing the business to avoidable claims.

  • Service and class pages built to rank

    Each class type, treatment and rental space gets its own fast, crawlable page with schedule highlights, duration, the all-in price you choose to show and a booking button. LocalBusiness and Service structured data, neighborhood landing pages where you really have locations, and a Google Business Profile booking link bring searchers in from Westwood to Pasadena.

    Search traffic that lands on a page able to take payment.

  • Owner and front desk dashboard

    Manage the day across rooms and staff, move bookings, refund within set limits and see class fill rates, deposit balances and revenue by service. Multi-location studios in Santa Monica, Pasadena and Burbank can share one site and still report by location.

    Clear numbers on what sells and what sits empty.

Who we build for in Los Angeles

Four Los Angeles businesses this kind of site suits.

Los Angeles County holds dozens of separate cities, from West Hollywood to Long Beach, and booking businesses here compete hard on brand and on how easy it is to book. The right build depends on what you sell and how strictly your schedule must be protected. A studio with one room has different needs from a clinic group with providers in three cities. These four profiles are where a custom booking website usually pays off over a generic scheduling tool.

01

Boutique fitness and wellness studios

Reformer Pilates, yoga, cycling and breathwork studios live on class fill and intro offers. A booking site that shows live spots, runs a waitlist that promotes clients automatically, sells packs and memberships with clear renewal terms, and charges late cancel fees keeps classes full. Your brand stays front and center instead of a marketplace's.

Instructor pay reports can be added if you split revenue by class.

02

Aesthetic, skin and IV therapy clinics

Westside and Valley clinics book long, high value treatments with medical intake. The site gates treatments behind consults, takes deposits, collects forms before the visit and keeps health information on hosting suited to it. If you are covered by HIPAA or California's Confidentiality of Medical Information Act, vendors are chosen with that in mind.

Your medical director signs off on intake and consent wording.

03

Creative studios rented by the hour

Photo, podcast, rehearsal and content studios from the Arts District to Burbank sell blocks of time with minimums, overtime rates, gear add-ons and cleaning buffers. The booking site handles hourly pricing, holds and deposits, sends access details only after payment and blocks the room for setup.

04

Personal services with a loyal following

Lash, brow, nail, tattoo and hair artists in Koreatown, Echo Park and Highland Park often work by referral and Instagram. A booking site with a portfolio per artist, a deposit to secure the slot, design or reference uploads and simple rebooking turns followers into paid appointments.

Deposits for tattoo work can be credited to the final session.

Six stages from the first call to live bookings in Los Angeles.

  1. 01Video discoveryWe list every service, class format and rental type, how each is priced, which fees are mandatory and how cancellations work. Discovery runs by video call and ends with a written scope and fixed decisions.
  2. 02Pricing and policy reviewWe lay out the price a client sees at each step so mandatory fees are inside the advertised total, and we confirm renewal and cancellation terms with you and your counsel before any screen is designed.
  3. 03Booking website designBooking website design in Los Angeles has to carry your brand without slowing the flow. We design the service pages, booking steps and account area for phones first, in each language you serve, checked against WCAG 2.2 AA.
  4. 04Engine and payments buildWe build the scheduling engine, the CMS and checkout, then complete online payment integration in Los Angeles with your processor, including deposits, saved cards, tips, refunds and payouts, tested in the processor's sandbox.
  5. 05Migration and staff trialsExisting clients, upcoming bookings, pack balances and memberships move across from your current platform. Your team runs real scenarios on a staging site, from late cancels to class waitlists, before anything goes live.
  6. 06Go live and adjustWe turn on live payments, redirect old booking links, monitor the first weeks closely and adjust class caps, deposit levels and reminder timing based on actual client behavior.

Technology

What we build this with.

Typical builds use Next.js or Laravel with a headless CMS, a relational database designed for bookings, and a processor such as Stripe or Square. We can add booking to an existing WordPress or Shopify site when a full rebuild would not earn its cost.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions from Los Angeles booking businesses

The public site, the scheduling engine, checkout and the admin your team runs every day.

It covers service and class pages that rank, a booking flow that shows real availability, payment with deposits or prepayment, cancellation and refund rules, packs and memberships, confirmations and reminders, and a dashboard for staff and owners. For Los Angeles clients we also plan multilingual content, all-in price display under SB 478, privacy request handling where the CCPA applies, and consent for tracking scripts. Optional parts such as hourly studio rentals or consultation gates are added only when you sell that way.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews