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Onbookr is an online booking and scheduling platform for coaches, consultants, freelancers, photographers, tutors, and fitness trainers. It lets professionals accept paid bookings directly from a branded booking page โ with 0% commission on every transaction.
Most scheduling tools either charge per seat (costs scale with your team) or take a percentage of every booking payment. Onbookr charges a single flat monthly subscription and takes nothing from your revenue. What your client pays goes directly to you.
Flat rate. No per-seat fees. No transaction commission.
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Onbookr was built out of frustration with the economics of existing booking tools.
Every platform either charged per seat โ meaning costs compounded with team size โ or took a percentage of each booking payment on top of a monthly subscription. For a professional taking 20+ bookings a month, that commission quietly adds up to hundreds of dollars a year.
The insight was simple: a booking platform should cost a flat, predictable amount and stay out of your revenue entirely. Onbookr was built on that principle โ one subscription, 0% commission, payments go directly to you.
The Razorpay integration came from a specific gap in the market: Indian coaches, tutors, and consultants had no scheduling tool built for their payment infrastructure. Onbookr is the first to support UPI and net banking natively.
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Onbookr is the only flat-rate booking platform that charges 0% commission on every booking transaction.
It also includes native Razorpay support โ making it the only scheduling platform built for Indian professionals who accept UPI, net banking, and Indian debit/credit cards natively.
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Solo professionals and small teams who charge for their time:
Common trait: they want to monetize their calendar without paying a platform tax on every booking.
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