Service Types: The Complete Overview
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Every Way to Sell Your Time
NexProLink gives you two kinds of services and three ways to book them. Pick the combination that fits how you work — then promote it on the news feed.
The Big Picture
A service is what you're selling — a private session or a group event. A booking model is how clients claim a spot — scheduled ahead, requested for your approval, or instantly when you're online.
You can offer several services at once. Many consultants run all three booking models side by side: scheduled sessions for their regulars, request-to-book for clients who need a specific time, and on-demand for people who need help right now.
Two Kinds of Services
What you're actually selling
One-on-One Sessions
A private video call between you and one client. Sessions run 30 minutes or longer.
Best for: consulting, coaching, tutoring, legal or financial advice, technical help — anything personal.
Group Events
One scheduled call, many attendees — up to 100 seats. Each attendee reserves and pays for a seat.
Best for: classes, workshops, webinars, paid Q&A sessions, recurring training.
Three Ways Clients Book
How a client claims a spot on your calendar
Scheduled
The client picks an open time on your calendar and books it instantly. No approval needed — the slot is theirs.
Say it simply: "Book me like an appointment." Works for both one-on-one and group events.
Request-to-Book
The client asks for a time and you say yes or no. You get a deadline to respond — the sooner the requested time, the shorter your window. When you approve a request, other requests for the same slot are released automatically.
Say it simply: "Ask me first — I confirm it." Gives you full control over your calendar.
On-Demand
Flip your availability switch on, and clients can start a session with you right now — no scheduling, no waiting. You have 5 minutes to accept.
Say it simply: "I'm online — call me now." The first platform to bring instant sessions to professional consulting.
Two Ways to Price
Fixed Price
One price covers the whole session. Simple and predictable — required for group events (each seat has one price).
Group events always use this
Time-Based (Metered)
The client pays a starting price for a block of time, then a per-minute rate if the call runs long. Extra time is charged automatically after the call ends.
Available for one-on-one services
Build Your Menu of Services
Create your first service from your profile — then dive into the guides below for each booking model.
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