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How Opereva works, start to finish

Three steps to get set up, and one vault that handles the money. Nothing to code, nothing to maintain, and no website required — before or after.

Setting up

Live in an afternoon, website or not

01

Claim your address

Pick a name and you have a real page, and the record an assistant reads behind it, in about thirty seconds. Nothing to design and nothing to lay out — it is built from what you tell us, not from a template you have to fill in.

Every Opereva address sits on one domain, so a one‑chair barber gets answered the way a national chain does. If you already have a website, it stays exactly as it is.

Choose your address
opereva.com/bills-barber
Available — yours in about 30 seconds
02

Connect what you already use

On Shopify, Wix or Square, install the app and your catalogue, hours and calendar come across on their own. No website? Type your hours and services once — it takes about ten minutes.

Then pick which pieces an assistant is allowed to show: a booking grid, a product carousel, a quote form, a waitlist. They inherit your colours and your logo wherever they turn up.

What assistants can show
Booking gridfrom Squareon
Product carousel240 itemson
Waitlistonon
Quote formoffoff
03

Take the booking in the chat

Someone asks their assistant for what you sell. It reads your record, renders your booking grid or carousel right there, and the customer taps once.

The job lands on your calendar the same way a phone booking does. You stay the merchant of record — payouts, receipts and your no‑show policy all work exactly as they do at your counter.

Today at the shop
5:30pMarcus T. · cutwalk‑in
6:15pAna R. · cut & fadevia ChatGPT
7:30pOpen
$28 paid up front · payout Friday
The checkout vault

Set it up once. Buy anywhere.

The single biggest reason people abandon a purchase in a chat is the moment they’re asked to make an account or type a card number into a little pop‑up window.

So Opereva asks once. On a customer’s first purchase they confirm with a passkey — the same Face ID or fingerprint they already use to unlock their phone — and their payment and contact details are locked in the vault.

After that it’s one tap at every Opereva business. Booking a mechanic, buying a t‑shirt, reserving a table — no new logins, no card details typed into a chatbot, ever.

Opereva checkout
Ruiz Motorworks · oil change$74.00
Total$80.09
Confirm with your passkey
Touch ID — nothing to type
Card details never reach the assistant
Nothing to phish — there is no password
You stay the merchant of record
One passkey, three very different businesses
Bill’s Barber Shop
No website at all
One tap — same passkey
Loyal Supply Co.
Shopify store, 240 products
One tap — same passkey
Ruiz Motorworks
Three bays, booked by phone
One tap — same passkey
Questions we get

The short answers

Do I need a website first?

No. Most people start with nothing but their hours and a price list — about ten minutes of typing. If you do have a site, point us at it and we'll draft your record from what's already there, which is faster. Either way your existing site stays exactly as it is; Opereva doesn't replace or touch it.

Who holds the money?

You do. You’re the merchant of record on every sale, payouts land in your account on your normal schedule, and refunds run through your existing process.

What if an assistant gets something wrong?

It can only show what you’ve published and only take the actions you’ve switched on. It can’t invent a price, book outside your hours, or offer a service you don’t list.

How long does setup actually take?

Ten minutes if you’re typing hours in by hand. Closer to two if you’re on Shopify, Wix or Square and just install the app.

That’s the whole thing.
Want an address?

No website? Leave it blank — you don’t need one.