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Start with your business type to see how services, payments and customer onboarding fit together. A fitness coach might sell an ongoing membership and a one-off program; a consultant might combine a monthly retainer with separate project work.

Find the guide for your business

  • Health & fitness — Take payments for coaching, programs, memberships and in-person training, then send clients to your booking or coaching tools. Includes guides for personal trainers, gyms, studios and coaching teams.
  • Business coaches — Sell a coaching program or recurring retainer, with agreed terms, checkout and instructions for the client’s first step.
  • Consultants & educators — Set up consultations, lessons, projects and ongoing support. Match the payment schedule and onboarding steps to the engagement.
  • Beauty & wellness — Take payments for appointments, treatment packages and memberships while managing bookings in your usual system.
  • Accountants & bookkeepers — Set up recurring client packages and separate payments for cleanup, tax or advisory projects.
  • Creative agencies & photographers — Collect project deposits and later balances, spread a fixed total across instalments, or charge for ongoing work through a monthly retainer.
  • Digital products & communities — Sell downloads or paid memberships. Use Newie for checkout and delivery instructions, with your course or community platform managing its content and access.

How bookings and payments work together

A customer can pay first and receive a booking link in the Welcome Email, or book first and pay through Newie afterwards. Keep availability, appointments and remaining sessions in your booking process. See Use Newie with Bookings for taking deposits and collecting payments for recurring services.

After checkout

After a Customer Buys explains the records and emails created at checkout. Browse Provider Guides for a setup built around your kind of work. Last updated: 2026-09-10