Not a feature list — what actually happens over a day while you're behind the camera, not in chats.
The table shows how different session types — from a mini to a family shoot — fit into one day's schedule without overlapping.
A confirmation right after booking, then a 24-hour and a 2-hour reminder — email, SMS or messengers. Whoever can't make it reschedules in advance, and the date returns to sale in time.
Enable online payment — and a date counts as taken only once the session is paid via Ukrainian payment providers. “Hold Saturday, we'll definitely come” stops blocking your calendar. Your acquirer (mono or LiqPay) can issue the fiscal receipt from your own PRRO once fiscalization is set up.
The money goes straight to your account via Ukrainian payment providers — Domovleno never holds it. Your acquirer (mono or LiqPay) can issue the fiscal receipt once fiscalization is set up.
Clients pick a session type, date and time from your bio or site — and see only genuinely free windows. Every session has its own duration and price: mini, portrait, family, wedding day.
Contacts, every past and upcoming session, notes (“shot last autumn, two kids, park location”) — in one card. You see who's due an offer for a new shoot.
Working days, locations as separate services, weekends kept for your own family — one calendar. Analytics shows session counts, revenue and cancellation share by month — on every plan.
Yes. The link in your bio opens the booking page Domovleno creates for you — a separate website isn't required, though a free one comes with the plan too. Clients pick a session, date and time right on the page, and the confirmation arrives immediately. This works on the Free plan.
Yes, you set the service duration yourself — even eight hours. A slot like that blocks the entire day in the calendar so no other session can overlap it. You can add buffer time before and after for travel or gear setup. It works the same on Free and on Pro.
Yes, in the team app (Pro) every photographer gets their own login, and the owner decides what each one sees — just their own schedule or the whole studio calendar. At booking, clients pick a specific photographer or "first available." Moving sessions between photographers is a drag-and-drop in the shared calendar.
No, online payment at booking takes the full price of the service — there's no separate partial-deposit mechanism. If you need a smaller amount upfront, set up a service such as “Wedding shoot — deposit” with the same duration as the shoot and the deposit as its price: the client books it instead of the main service and pays you the rest in person or by transfer, outside Domovleno. The money goes straight to your account. Your acquirer (mono or LiqPay) can issue the fiscal receipt from your own PRRO once you link it in the acquirer's cabinet and turn on fiscalization in Domovleno.
No, packages, subscriptions and gift certificates aren't in the product, and that's a boundary we don't hide. What you get is fixed-price services, online payment at booking, and a client base with shoot history that shows who's booked with you before. If that kind of tracking matters to you, you'll need to keep it separately for now.
Domovleno owns your calendar, not your photographs. There are no galleries, photo picks or delivery of finished shots — you hand over the photos the way you're used to. No editing or cloud storage either. If what you need is order in bookings, paid dates and clients who come back — that works today.
