Services

What it is

List what you offer, like production coaching, vocal lessons, mixing or a session as a player, on your public page. Each service has a name, what it includes, and, if you want, a price and how long a session runs. Leave the price empty and the page shows none. People book a service in your hours and it lands on your calendar with a video link. No store or payment provider to set up: you agree on payment with the person who booked.

Services work in three places:

• You: on your profile (aden.space/u/@you).
• A team: in the team profile's Shop tab and on its home page.
• A business: on the business page (aden.space/o/your-business).

Using it

• Add a service. Account → Services for yourself, team Settings → Services for a team, Services in a business's sidebar for a business. Click Add service, give it a name and, optionally, what it includes, a price with its unit ("per hour") and the session length.
• Reorder, hide or delete. Drag a service by its handle to reorder. The eye button takes a service off your page without deleting it. Delete from the "…" menu; Undo brings it back for a few seconds.
• Let people book. Set your booking hours and connect a calendar under Account → Availability. For a team or business, switch on bookings for it there too. Each service then shows a Book button that opens your calendar for that service's length.
• Found in search. Your services are part of your page's description for search engines and AI assistants, so someone asking for a "production coach" can be pointed to you.

On a website

• Your Aden website. Team and business websites (/website, or your own domain) show a Services section. Move or hide it in the website editor like any other section.
• Your own website. Read your services from the API, no key needed: https://aden.space/api/v1/public/services/people/<your-slug>, or teams/<team-slug> or organisations/<business-slug>. Each service comes with its price and length as text ("€60 per hour", "1 h") and a booking link, which is empty until you take bookings. Because it is public, a site can fetch it straight from the browser. The Website Kit (Team → API) adds it to its prompt under Services & booking.