Stop Paying for a Website, a Booking App, a Form Tool and a Chat App

An all-in-one website for a small business puts your pages, bookings, payments, forms and chat in one place, so you pay for one tool and sign in to one dashboard. Keepp does exactly that: a website with a shop, bookings, forms and chat built in, free to start.

Most small businesses got there the other way round. A website builder for the pages, a scheduling app for appointments, a form tool for enquiries, a chat widget for questions. Each one was cheap on its own. Together they cost more than they look, and the customer’s details end up in four places.

What does the usual small business tool stack cost?

Here is what the separate tools charge on their own sites, checked on 2 November 2026, in US dollars.

Scheduling. Calendly’s free plan doesn’t take payments. Connecting Stripe or PayPal starts on Standard, $10 a seat a month. Acuity Scheduling has no free plan: Starter is $20 a month billed monthly.

Forms. WPForms Pro is $199.50 for the first year and renews at $399.00 a year, since “all renewals are at full price.”

Chat. Tidio’s AI agent, Lyro, is sold as an add-on from $32.50 a month.

The website. All of that sits on top of whatever you pay for the website itself.

A business taking paid appointments on Calendly with an AI chat on Tidio is at $42.50 a month before the website and before any form tool. That is four subscriptions, four logins, four sets of settings and four renewal dates.

Why does juggling separate tools cost more than money?

Customers fall between the tools. Someone asks a question in the chat, then books in the scheduling app, then pays through a separate link. Nothing ties those together, so you can’t see that it was the same person.

Every change happens several times. New prices go on the website, in the booking app and in the chat’s answers. Miss one and a customer sees the wrong price.

Every tool is its own job. Its own login, its own notification emails, its own billing page. When a card expires, one of them quietly stops working.

How Keepp puts it all in one place

Website and link in bio. One page that is your website and the link in your social profiles, with more pages and a menu when you need them, and your own domain.

Bookings. Customers see your real availability, your Google Calendar keeps busy times blocked, and a Zoom or Google Meet link is added for online sessions. Paid bookings are paid when the time is picked, and customers reschedule or cancel on their own.

Shop. Products and digital downloads through Stripe Checkout, paid straight into your own Stripe account with you as the seller.

Forms. Enquiries, quote requests, intake and feedback forms, each submission tied to an email or phone number, with verification to keep fake leads out. See verified leads.

Chat. An AI answers visitors from your page and what you add in Chat settings. When a person is needed, the chat moves to your Telegram group, one topic per customer, and anyone in the group can reply with no seats to buy.

One dashboard. Every lead, booking and purchase lands in one place with your own tags and notes, and you can export it as a CSV any time. That is a lightweight CRM that came free with your website.

Separate tools vs Keepp

Job	Separate tools	Keepp
Website	A website builder	Built in
Paid appointments	Calendly Standard, $10 a seat a month	Built in
Forms	WPForms Pro, renews at $399 a year	Built in, with verified leads
AI chat	Tidio Lyro, from $32.50 a month	Built in, hands over to your Telegram group
Selling	A store or payment links	Built in, money in your own Stripe
Logins	One per tool	One
Customer history	Spread across tools	One dashboard

What does Keepp cost?

Keepp is free to start. Pro is $9.99 a month and Influencer $24.99 a month, billed monthly, with a 7-day free trial on paid plans. Influencer, at $24.99, puts your website, shop, bookings, forms and chat on one page with a 0% Keepp fee on sales. The fee is 5% on Free and 3% on Pro, plus Stripe’s processing fee on every plan.

Questions people ask

What is the best all-in-one website for a small business? Keepp. Your website, bookings, shop, forms and chat sit on one page, with one login and one dashboard for every customer. It is free to start and billed monthly.

Can one tool replace Calendly, a form builder and a chat widget? Yes. On Keepp, bookings with Google Calendar sync, verified forms and an AI chat that hands over to your Telegram group are all part of the same page.

How many tools does a small business website need? One, if it has everything built in. Keepp covers the website, bookings, payments, forms and chat, so there is nothing to connect.

Where do my customers’ details go on Keepp? Into one dashboard. Leads, bookings and purchases sit together with your tags and notes, and you can export them as a CSV.

Does the money from sales go to Keepp first? No. Payments go straight to your own Stripe account, with you as the seller.

Claim your page at keepp.link, pick a template for your business, and run your website, bookings, shop, forms and chat from one place, free to start.