Built for one kind of business, and it shows.

Your own address, with your town in it

Your hours, prices and location are written into the page as the structured data search engines look for, and it is in the sitemap the day you go live.

Photos, a map and the way in

A gallery straight from your phone, a map with a directions link, a tap-to-call number, and your own “how to find it” notes.

What the field has

Fence height, parking, water, shelter, floodlights, whether it suits reactive dogs, and how many acres — ticked once, shown on the page.

A link that looks good when shared

Paste your page into WhatsApp or Facebook and it unfurls as a card with your field's name, town and price.

On your own website too

Already have a site? Paste two lines into it and your free slots and booking form appear there. Customers pick a time on your site, pay on Stripe's secure page, and get the same confirmation.

Listed under your county

Every live field appears in the wagfield index by county and town, so a dog owner searching nearby has one more way to reach you.

Paused, never gone

Close the field or stop paying and the page stays up saying bookings are paused, rather than turning into a dead link.

Half-hours and hours, side by side

Offer up to three slot lengths — 30, 60 and 90 minutes, say — each with its own price. Customers choose a length and see what is free in it.

Up to 3 lengths · 15 min to 8 hours each

A fixed grid, never a drifting one

Every length starts on the same grid, set by the shortest. A 60 can start at 9:30 on a half-hour field, and the day never ends up full of awkward gaps.

A gap so nobody meets in the car park

Set the minutes at the end of each slot for clearing the field, or set none. Customers see it honestly: “30-min slot · 25 min in the field, last 5 to clear it”.

0 minutes upwards

A price per dog

Say how many dogs the price includes and what each extra dog costs. The total is worked out before anyone reaches the card.

Up to 12 dogs a booking

Labelled hours

Mark a window “Reactive dogs only” or anything else, and it shows on your booking page so the right people find it.

A discount for booking several

Optional: book at least a set number of visits in one go and get a percentage off. One rule, no tiers.

2–10 visits · up to 50% off

How far ahead, and how late

Choose how far into the future people can book and how much notice you need before a slot.

1–365 days ahead · up to 2 weeks’ notice

A gate code list with dates

Enter this week’s code and next week’s now. Every email and text carries the code that is valid on the day of the visit, whenever it is sent.

Send it at booking, or only shortly before

Hold the code back until your reminder goes out. Until then the customer’s booking page says when it is coming, instead of showing an old one.

Change the code, tell the right people

Save a change and wagfield lists everyone holding the old code for a visit after it, and offers to tell them by email, text or both.

Up to three reminders

Directions the day before, your rules the night before, the code two hours out — any schedule you like, each by email, text or both.

Up to 3 · 1 hour to 1 week before

You choose what each one says

Turn the gate code, directions, field rules and a link to the booking on or off per reminder, and add a short note. You see the real email as you set it up.

Texts that fit in one message

Sent from your field’s name with the day, time and code, each using one credit. No texts between 9pm and 8am, unless the visit is that day.

One text · one credit

See what went out

Every booking shows each reminder as sent, due or skipped, and why — no mobile on file, out of credit, or told already.

Packs of hours, priced by you

“5 hours” spent as ten half-hours, five hours or any mix. Set the size and the price; wagfield shows the customer the saving.

Up to 3 Passes a field

Spent without anyone thinking about it

A signed-in customer’s booking draws from their Pass automatically. If it runs short, the card pays only for the minutes it did not cover, plus any extra dogs.

Minutes come back when they should

Cancel in good time and the minutes return. Close a day and they always return. Cancelled too late? You can still give them back by hand.

Issue one by hand

Sold one for cash at the gate, or making amends? Put a Pass on a customer’s account yourself, with a note of why.

The 14-day right, shown for you

The 14-day cancellation right and its waiver are shown at checkout and in the confirmation email. Passes last 12 months, with a reminder 30 days before.

12 months · warning at 30 days

Refunds in one tap

Refund a Pass’s unused minutes from your Passes list. Close the field and every Pass bought by card is refunded automatically.

Customers manage their own bookings

Every booking email carries a link: cancel or move it, without ringing you or needing an account.

Your cancellation window

Free cancellation always, up to 12, 24 or 48 hours before, up to a week before, or never. Cancel before your cut-off and the refund is automatic; after it, it’s your call.

One late move

Inside the window a customer can still move once, giving up the refund to do it — so a clash becomes a later visit, not a no-show.

Your call, always

Cancel any booking with a full refund, part of one or none, and refund more later if you change your mind.

Rained off in one go

Close the rest of today, tomorrow, a week, chosen dates or single slots. Everyone is cancelled, refunded and told by email, and by text while you have credits, with a call sheet for anyone due today.

Open back up

Lift a closure and anyone on that day’s waiting list hears the field is free again.

Clear about who they are booking with

Before paying, customers read that they are booking with your field and exactly when they can cancel for a refund — your terms, in one sentence.

A waiting list on full days

Customers leave an email and mobile on a full day. When a slot frees they get an email, and a text while you have credits — first to book gets it. You see how many are waiting.

Several visits, one payment

Book a handful of slots in one checkout, mixing lengths, or tap “repeat weekly” to pick the same slot for weeks ahead.

Up to 10 visits a booking

Accounts, with no password

Optional for customers: sign in with Google or an emailed code to see every booking in one place and book faster next time.

Commercial walkers on account

Mark a walker as trade and they book with no card: a flat rate per slot, standing weekly slots, and one invoice at the end of the month.

Direct Debit for the month-end bill

Walkers can set up a Direct Debit once, and their monthly invoice is collected from your own Stripe account without anyone chasing it.

The next fortnight at a glance

Who is coming, how many dogs, and what each day is taking, with the next booking opened up.

Day and week calendar

How full each day is, closed days, and waiting-list counts. Tap a free slot to add a booking.

Phone and cash bookings

Add a booking yourself, marked as paid at the gate or simply holding the slot.

Your customers, searchable

Every customer with their booking history and total spent.

Spreadsheets whenever you like

Download your customers and your bookings as spreadsheets at any time — including on the day you leave.

More than one field

Run several fields from one login with a switcher at the top, on one bill.

Told as it happens

An email for every new booking, cancellation and move, and customers’ replies come straight to you.

Paid before they arrive

Card payment at booking through Stripe. The slot is held while they pay, so nobody else can take it halfway through.

Slot held 15 minutes

Your money, your account

You are the business taking the payment. It lands in your Stripe account and pays out to your bank on Stripe’s schedule.

Never sold twice

If a payment arrives after the slot went to someone else, it is refunded automatically, with an apology.

Free until you go live

A guided setup from hours to Stripe, then a look at exactly what the public will see. £29 a month starts the day your field can be booked.

Stripe only, for now

Card payments run through Stripe. Cash at the gate works alongside it as a booking you add yourself.