FPX, cards and e-wallets
Connect your own ToyyibPay, senangPay or Stripe account on the Team plan. Money goes straight to you; JustBook never holds it and takes no cut per booking.
Made in Malaysia
Online booking built around how Malaysians book and pay
Most booking software is designed for another market and priced in another currency. JustBook is built here: customers arrive from WhatsApp, pay by FPX or e-wallet, and you pay for your subscription in ringgit.
Where imported booking tools fall short
Card-only payments
Many Malaysian customers prefer FPX online banking or an e-wallet. A checkout that only accepts cards loses them at the last step.
Priced in US dollars
A subscription that moves with the exchange rate, billed to a credit card, is awkward for a small business to budget and to claim.
Built around email, not WhatsApp
Your customers live in WhatsApp. A tool that ignores it adds a channel instead of fitting the one you already use.
Local by design
Small details that matter when your customers and your bank are in Malaysia.
Share and remind on WhatsApp
Share your booking link to WhatsApp in one tap, and send a customer a WhatsApp reminder from their booking with the message already written.
Malaysian phone numbers understood
A customer who types 012-345 6789 and later +6012 345 6789 is recognised as the same person, so your customer list stays clean.
Ringgit pricing, local time
Plans are priced in RM, and every time on your page and in your emails is shown in Malaysian time.
A typical Malaysian booking journey
Customer taps your link in WhatsApp
The preview shows your business name. The page loads fast on mobile data and needs no login.
Books, and pays if you ask for it
Choose pay at the venue, pay online, or let the customer decide. Online payments are confirmed automatically.
Shows the QR code on arrival
Each confirmation has a booking number and QR code. Scan it with your phone to check the customer in.
Example: a car detailing studio in Johor Bahru
Weekend slots were being held by people who never showed up. The owner switched weekend services to pay online through ToyyibPay and kept weekdays as pay at the venue.
Customers pay by FPX when they book, the booking marks itself paid, and the no-show problem on Saturdays went away without a single awkward conversation about deposits.
Good to know
- Your payment gateway, your money: no per-booking commission
- Privacy policy written for the Personal Data Protection Act 2010
- Works for customers on any phone and any browser
- Booking pages can be embedded in a WordPress, Wix or Shopify site
- Support by email from a team in Malaysia
Questions people ask
Is JustBook suitable for Malaysian businesses?
Yes, it was built for them. Pricing is in ringgit, payments run through Malaysian gateways with FPX and e-wallets, and times are shown in Malaysian time.
Which payment methods can my customers use?
Whatever your gateway supports. ToyyibPay and senangPay offer FPX online banking, cards and e-wallets. Stripe offers cards. You can also simply take payment at the venue.
Does JustBook take a commission on bookings?
No. There are no per-booking charges. Your gateway charges its own transaction fee and the money settles to your account.
Can I share my booking link on WhatsApp?
Yes. There is a share button in the dashboard, and the link shows a clean preview with your business name when you post it.
Booking software that speaks ringgit
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