Online booking
Let customers choose a service and time without back-and-forth.
Built for local businesses
Run the whole day from one place.
Take bookings, record payments, and keep customer history connected for local service businesses.
Website hosting included · No card required · No Helm booking commission
Websites
Publish a clear home for services, offers, bookings, and enquiries.
Bookings
Keep appointments, availability, and customer context connected.
Orders
Capture products and requests without losing the customer record.
Forms
Turn answers and enquiries into structured customer context.
Customers
Keep history, preferences, notes, and past work in one place.
Invoices
Send invoices and receipts beside the work they belong to.
Payments
Track deposits and payment status across bookings and orders.
Follow-ups
Make the next reminder, rebooking prompt, or check-in clear.
Reviews
Request reviews at the right point in the customer journey.
Messaging
Keep message context with the customer and their work.
Analytics
See bookings, revenue, and what needs attention at a glance.
Everything you need.
Right where you need it.
Your website, bookings, payments, and customers — all connected, so you can focus on what matters.
Less admin. More time for your customers.
Questions about Helm’s features
How are Helm features organized?
Helm features are grouped by the merchant jobs they support: website, customer activity, customer history, money and documents, follow-up, and operating insight.
When should a small business use Helm instead of a specialist tool?
Use Helm when a booking, order, or enquiry should stay connected to customer details, payments or documents, reminders, reviews, and the owner dashboard. Keep dedicated software when the main need is POS hardware, payroll, regulated records, dispatch, marketplace discovery, or advanced industry features.
Does each Helm feature work on its own?
No. Helm features work together. A booking, form, payment, or message can stay connected to the customer and the next task.
Which Helm feature should I inspect first?
Start with the module where customers already take action: the website, booking page, form, order, invoice, or message thread. Then check which customer and follow-up context needs to remain visible after that action.
Make the next action clear.
Get booked, get paid, and stay organised with one connected workspace.