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Getting Started

From sign-up to first booking in five steps.

Setting up on Nalren takes an afternoon, not a sales call. Here's the whole path — and what actually matters at each step.

Get the App Why Professionals Choose Nalren

The five steps

  1. Create your free accountSign up with your email. Browsing is open to everyone; an account is what lets you save, book, and be booked.
  2. Complete your profileAdd your photo, services, and media of real work. This is the single biggest factor in getting found and booked — complete profiles consistently outperform sparse ones.
  3. Set your availabilityChoose your working days and hours, appointment length, and booking rules — approve each request, or let clients book instantly.
  4. Get discoveredYou're in search results from day one — no payment required. Share your profile link anywhere clients already find you.
  5. Run everything from your dashboardBookings, quotes, invoices, messages, and payment records — one place, always up to date.

Frequently asked questions

Is Nalren free to use?

Yes. Creating an account, building your professional profile, and appearing in search results are all free. Optional paid promotions exist, but they are never required to be visible.

Do I have to pay to show up in search?

No. Every professional appears in search results for what they do. Paid promotions only give earlier placement — they never remove or hide anyone who doesn't pay.

How do clients book me?

Clients open your profile, see your real availability, and book a consultation or service in the app. You can review and approve each request, or enable instant booking.

Can I send quotes and invoices?

Yes. You can send custom offers with pricing, details, and an expiry to clients who have contacted or booked you — and they can accept and book directly from the message.

What makes a profile rank higher?

Profile quality: clear photos and media of your work, complete service details, current availability, and reviews from completed bookings. Promotions add priority placement on top, but the profile does the heavy lifting.