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Peak Booking / For B2B SaaS

The demo request is in.Does it really need a call?

In SaaS, demo requests, trial questions and onboarding wishes often end up in the same calendar. With Peak Booking you ask a few questions and the answer decides: a fit for a call, better to start self-serve, or better served elsewhere. Nobody hits a dead end.

Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.

Local draft · no product activation
See the SaaS example

Two typical requests. One clear path per person.

Not every request needs a demo.

One SaaS product / two typical requests

01On the website02While booking03Afterwards
Product life / request

From the pricing page to the right conversation.

On the website
Booking as an inline or modal embed
While booking
A few questions, a rule per answer
Afterwards
Meeting, contact and activity in Peak
Editorial working note · not the product view
For B2B SaaSRequest a demo → Start a trial → Onboarding

Your demo page

How would you build it?

Create a local note with sample details. Nothing is booked, saved or sent.

Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.

Peak Booking / Start noteLOCAL DRAFT
01 / Your thoughts
02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three thoughts. One clear demo page.

Draft · not yet put together

The occasion
Still open
The other path
Still open
The preparation
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

Two requests from everyday SaaS

Who is reaching out right now?

Choose the request. Questions, path and sample note follow the situation.

Pricing page

A team lead clicks “Book a demo” on the pricing page. Her team has twelve people.

The action
Two questions on team size and reason. The “fits” rule leads to time selection with up to three recommended times.
The intent
A demo with context instead of an empty calendar entry.
Working example / Demo request

The demo note

जवाब
Twelve people, moving off spreadsheets
Rule
Fits for a call
After the call
Record the outcome as an activity
Editorial structure sketch · not a customer reference

The example makes the flow clear. The product proof shows where it starts in Peak Booking.

To the product proof

Does this fit you?

A clear job. Clear limits.

A good
demo.

This is where Peak Booking helps.

  • You want to sort demo requests by team size or reason without turning anyone away.
  • You want to show booking right on your website.
  • You want to see at which question people drop off.
Google CalendarRules per answer

Embed

What Peak Booking doesn't do today.

  • Distribution to an account team through round robin or team pools is planned, not available.
  • Outlook and Microsoft 365 are not available yet. Today Peak Booking connects Google Calendar.
  • Automatic reminders and follow-up emails are planned.

The next proof is the product

Build your first demo page as a test.

Create a page in test mode, set a rule and book yourself. That way you see the path before a guest does.

Start Peak Booking

Peak Booking / Your next step

The right demo for the right team.

Pick the request you get most often. The right path follows from it.

See the SaaS example
Local working example

For demos that are worth it.

Meeting, contact and activity in Peak

Frequently asked questions

What happens if someone is not a fit for a demo?

You set per answer where it goes: fits, self-serve, other place or not a fit. The guest always gets a next step, never a dead end.

Can I embed booking on our website?

Yes, inline or as a modal via /book/embed.js. Drawer, floating and headless embeds are planned.

Which calendars can I connect?

Today only Google Calendar. Peak reads free and busy there and creates, moves or cancels the event. Outlook and Microsoft 365 are not available yet.

Can Peak share bookings across a team?

Not yet. Round robin, team pools and routing are planned. Today each person has their own booking page with their own availability.