A public page to send agents to
Your own booking page on RELMX — the link you drop in a text, an email signature or a social bio instead of trading availability messages.

Feature — Booking
Give agents one link. Get back the address, the services and the contact details as a job your workflow already understands.
Why it matters
The classic real estate photography intake is a text message: an address, a rough day, and "the usual." It works right up until you are running several shoots a day. Then the same information gets copied into a calendar, a folder name, an editor brief and an invoice — four chances to transpose a street number or forget that this one also wanted a reel.
Online booking is not about looking corporate. It is about capturing the facts of the job once, in a structured form, at the only moment when the client is guaranteed to be paying attention.
| Step | Manual intake | With RELMX booking |
|---|---|---|
| Booking request | Text or DM, re-typed by hand | Form submission that creates the job |
| Property address | Repeated in three places | Captured once, carried through |
| Services / scope | Confirmed verbally, remembered later | Selected by the client on the request |
| Scheduling | Separate calendar entry | Scheduled from the request |
| Payment | Invoice built from scratch | Recorded against the same job |
What you get
Your own booking page on RELMX — the link you drop in a text, an email signature or a social bio instead of trading availability messages.
The property address is captured with the request and carried into the job, so nothing is re-typed and nothing gets shot at the wrong house.
Clients pick what they actually want on the request, so the scope is agreed before you load the car.
Incoming requests arrive in a list you can act on, with the contact details attached — not buried in three inboxes.
Accepting a request schedules the shoot on your calendar, which respects the days you have blocked off.
Card payment runs through Stripe against the project, so what was booked and what was paid stay on the same record.
After the booking
A booking is only useful if the next five steps inherit it.
Once a request becomes a job, the shoot gets scheduled, the brackets upload to that project, an editor picks it up with the brief attached, you approve the finished set, and the client receives the delivery — all against the record the booking created.
FAQ
At minimum the property address, which services the client wants, the requested day, and how to reach the client. Anything less and you end up sending a follow-up message before the shoot can even be scheduled — which is exactly the round trip online booking is supposed to remove.
Yes. A request submitted through your RELMX booking page creates the record the rest of the workflow uses, so the address and services you shoot against are the ones the client actually chose.
Of course — plenty of agent relationships will never use a form. You can create the job yourself, and it behaves identically from that point on.
Payment is handled through Stripe inside the platform and is tied to the job rather than collected as a separate, disconnected transaction.
Booking requests work at the day level today. You confirm the specific arrival time when you schedule the shoot, which is how most photographers already run their day once travel and light are factored in.
Create your workspace, publish your booking page, and let the next request arrive as a job.