Accepted countries and currencies
US-first today. What works elsewhere and what does not.
Booked serves shops in the United States first. The platform runs elsewhere, with these caveats:
| Region | Subscription billing | Booked Card Payments | SMS add-on |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Canada | Yes | Contact support | Yes |
| European Union | Yes | Not yet | Yes to most numbers |
| United Kingdom | Yes | Not yet | Yes |
| Rest of world | Case-by-case | Not yet | Case-by-case |
Everything is priced in US dollars
Your subscription is charged in USD, and the prices you set on your own services are shown to your customers in USD. There is no per-country price list and no currency switcher. A shop outside the US can absolutely run on Booked — it simply quotes in dollars, and the customer's card issuer handles the conversion.
If your customers expect prices in their own currency, that is a real reason to wait rather than a detail to work around.
Card Payments and payouts
Booked Card Payments requires a Stripe Connect account that can receive payouts, which is the constraint behind the "not yet" column. Where it is not available, everything else works — the booking page, the calendar, reminders — and you take payment in person as most shops on Booked already do.
Which time zone do customers see?
Each shop sets its own, and every time a customer sees is rendered in the shop's zone. A customer booking from another country sees the shop's local time, which is the only version that means anything for an appointment you have to physically attend.
Sanctions
Screening applies to every account (US OFAC list and equivalents). Accounts registered to sanctioned countries are rejected at signup.
The public booking page and the calendar itself work worldwide — the constraints above are on the paid outbound channels: payouts and SMS gateway coverage.