Yelp & Opentable have about 70.000 restaurants on their platform. I recently had a call with one of their teams and the wanted to charge me $15000 USD for enabling API access for reservations in one of my apps. Thus, I built Callbookit. Select any business on Google Maps (200M+), in one click, prompt or agentic action Callbookit calls the business and books your reservation. Reservations cost a small fee but any developer can now offer them in their products at no upfront fee.

Lightfield — AI-native CRM that builds itself and does work for you

AI-native CRM that builds itself and does work for you

I couldn’t believe that legacy table, travel and experience booking companies make it so hard for anyone to offer their inventory to their own customers. They have effectively built walled gardens around businesses and are not acting in the best interest of their customers.

Callbookit can call hotels and negotiate rates that can’t be found online. It can schedule your mother’s doctor appointments and your father’s barber shop appointment. Book your next rendezvous at the cheapest or most expensive restaurant in town, share your allergy information with the restaurant and even call back to modify a booking.

Using the powerful Google Maps API, it can suggest the best places using a semantic search engine and directly call them by itself to set an appointment.

If one of your calls doesn’t go through, you’re refunded in full in form of a coupon for your next call.

Callbookit empowers businesses, consumers and developers to break all walls in between.

Share your email address below and I ll send you free credits to try Callbookit to book anything you like if you re a developer and would like to implement Callbookit into your experiences, we have free APIs, an MCP server and soon a CLI interface.

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