Your business.
One scan away.

No. Your portal is a page of its own with its own link and QR code. If you do have a website, Alfred reads it to set everything up faster.

About five minutes. Paste your website or start from a template for your trade, check what Alfred built, and print your QR.

No. Portal follow-ups wait for your yes, and each rebooking follow-up shows you every message before you switch it on. Once you trust one, it can run on its own, and you can turn it off any time.

Yes. Select them on your Customers page and choose a review request (from Starter) or the new-lead follow-up (from Pro). You approve the emails once, and Alfred sends the rest.

Yes. Clinics, med-spas, home services, real estate showings, classes and software demos take bookings with open times from your Cal.com calendar. Restaurants and bars link their own menu and reservation tool. Nothing is charged in the portal.

Cal.com connects directly, so the portal shows your open times, and Calendly bookings sync in too. For any other system, export your appointments and upload the file. Alfred keeps visit dates, services and status, never payments or notes, and works out who is due back.

Yes. Bring in your bookings and contacts, and Alfred answers on your portal. Bookings come from Cal.com or any booking link, and reviews go to Google or any review site. On Pro: Kommo, plus Zapier, Make and n8n.

Your portal and QR code, for good. Customers can leave their details. Upgrade from Starter when you want the agent to answer, the follow-ups to run and our name off your portal.

Linktree is a page of links for your social bio. Alfred gives you the same one link and QR code, built for your counter: an agent that answers questions as your business, booking, review requests, and follow-ups that bring customers back.

Yes. Tick done-for-you setup when you choose a plan. We set up your portal, turn on your follow-ups and send your printed QR signs. It is a one-time charge, shown with the plans.

Yes. Every paid plan removes it, from Starter up. Free portals show it.

It keeps a simple list of everyone your portal captures, so the follow-ups know who to reach. There is nothing for you to manage.

Not yet, and we won’t imply otherwise. Alfred runs on infrastructure that can be brought under HIPAA — our database provider offers a Business Associate Agreement — but that agreement is not in place today, so we are not onboarding practices with real patient data yet. What already runs is the enforcement: for the clinical verticals Alfred blocks any send on a channel no BAA could cover, and holds any message whose copy reads as clinical detail rather than delivering it, with every hold logged with its reason. Full specifics are on the security page.