More payment providers
Planned for 2026PayPal and Mollie alongside Stripe, so taking payments does not depend on one provider being available or acceptable in your market.
Today: Stripe is currently the only way to charge for a booking.
What we are building next.
Everything on this page is work that does not exist yet. It is what we intend to build, not what you can use today — if a feature matters to your decision, judge us on what already works.
Jitsi as a meeting option
Planned for 2026Jitsi as an alternative to Google Meet for the automatically generated meeting link.
Today: Google Meet is currently the only conferencing integration.
Recurring course bookings
PlannedRegister once for a run of classes — the same weekday and time each week — and pay once for the whole course rather than per session. The meeting link is ready for every lesson in the series, the way a language course works: you pay at the start and the next three months are booked.
Today: Today every session is a separate booking with its own payment, so a ten-week course means ten checkouts.
Closing your account yourself
PlannedClose your account from your own backoffice, with the booking page, events, bookings and client records removed together, rather than asking us to do it.
Today: Today you close an account by writing to us, and we carry it out by hand.
These are the first items, not the whole plan. More will be added as they are decided rather than as they are imagined.
No dates beyond the year, and no ranking by importance. We would rather ship one of these than publish a schedule for all of them. If something here decides whether BooknTalk works for you, tell us — it is the only signal we have.
Start with what works today.
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