Your customers book themselves.You do the work.

No. You get a finished booking page with an address of its own that you can put in an ad, on Facebook and in your email signature. If you already have a site, point the booking button there at this page — nothing has to be rebuilt.

RUT gives 50 percent of the labour cost and ROT gives 30 percent, now that the temporary increase has ended. The ceiling is shared: 75 000 kronor per person per year, of which at most 50 000 may be ROT. Both limits are applied at once, and only to labour — never to materials or travel. The calculation is a basis for the claim; Skatteverket always makes the decision.

Rates, ceilings and limits live in one single place and are updated centrally. You do nothing, and you cannot end up stuck on last year's numbers. ROT was temporarily 50 percent during 2025 and has been 30 again since 1 January 2026 — that kind of change should never reach your calendar.

Nothing. We take no fee per booking and no cut of what you invoice. You pay a fixed amount per month, whether it turns into four jobs or forty. The payment provider's card fee still applies, exactly as it would on any card terminal, and none of it comes to us.

No. You pick your trade and get ready-made services, prices and questions to work from — a cleaning firm starts with home cleaning, deep cleaning, office cleaning and window cleaning; a moving firm with removals, packing, waste removal and storage. Then you change what doesn't fit and delete the rest.

Yes. You decide per service whether the customer pays in full, leaves a deposit, or nothing at all. They pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Klarna, and the money goes straight to your own account — we never stand between you and your customer. If you would rather invoice afterwards, switch payment off and take the booking as usual.

Not yet. Today an account is one login and one calendar, which goes a long way for a one-person firm. Several crew members with calendars and logins of their own is what the Företag plan is being built for, and we will sell it the day it genuinely works.

Yes, but the deduction works differently, and that difference matters more than it sounds. In Sweden the firm nets the customer's share off the invoice and reclaims it from Skatteverket. In Finland (kotitalousvähennys) and Denmark (servicefradrag and håndværkerfradrag) the customer claims it themselves, later, on their own tax return — so there we show the full price plus what they can get back, never a lower amount to pay. Norway has no household deduction at all, so there the full price stands.

Always. Under Account you download one file with everything you have put in: customers, bookings, services and the content of your page. The data is yours, and you don't have to ask us for permission to take it home.

The trial costs nothing, but you enter your card when you start it — so the plan can continue without a gap if you want it to. Cancel before the trial ends and nothing is charged. No lock-in and no notice period: cancel later and you keep the plan until the period runs out.

Not in the booking yet, and that is a deliberate choice. Swish can only be connected through our payment partner Stripe, and there Stripe itself is the recipient shown in the Swish app — your customer would see their name instead of yours. With RUT and ROT it is you who must be able to show the tax authority who received the payment, and we would rather not leave that doubt with you. We are on Stripe's list and will switch Swish on the day the money can go straight to you. Until then card and Klarna cover the same ground in the booking, and you can of course take Swish on the side exactly as you do today — we take no fee on that.