Opening Hours & Open Now
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Your opening hours on any page, with a live Open now, Closing soon or Closed that keeps itself right — worked out on your own clock, wherever the visitor happens to be reading from. Type the week once. As many sets of hours a day as you actually keep: a lunch break, a late night that runs past midnight, a day you are shut. Then the holidays — Christmas, a refit, a market day that starts early. Those are free here, on every plan, because they are the one thing this corner of the market charges for. Four arrangements, all free: a big OPEN or CLOSED sign, a boxed card with the week, plain rows, or one line for a header bar. Every colour, every corner, 12- or 24-hour, and any day you like as the start of the week. Every visitor-facing word is a field you can edit. Say LIVE instead of OPEN. Say it in Portuguese. The day names follow the page’s own language on their own. There is no watermark and no badge on any plan, ever. It asks for your hours once and then works everything out on the page itself, so nothing goes stale and nothing has to be republished. Runs on Studio, the classic editor and Harmony.
What the listing highlights
- Holidays and one-off dates, free on every plan
- Open, closing soon or closed, on your own clock
- Every word yours, and four arrangements, free
- No watermark and no badge on any plan, ever
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Pricing & Plans
Basic
Free
Free
- The whole week, as many shifts a day
- Holidays and one-off dates included
- Four arrangements, every colour
Pro
$7.99 / month
$95.88 billed yearly Save 20% yearly$9.99 / month
- Several places, a tab for each
- Notes on a shift, like happy hour
- Advance notices before a closure
Business
$15.99 / month
$191.88 billed yearly Save 20% yearly$19.99 / month
- Seasonal weeks between two dates
- Import a schedule from a CSV
- A printable sign for the window