Places that are not on Slotsy yet
Updated September 22, 2026
The catalogue lists places that never signed up for Slotsy. We found them in OpenStreetMap — the open map of the world — so that the catalogue shows what is actually nearby, not only the businesses already with us.
How to tell them apart
Their page looks different:
| It has | It does not have |
|---|---|
| Name, category, city | A list of services and prices |
| Address, linked to the map | A timetable or free slots |
| Phone and website, where the map had them | A "Book" button |
| Opening hours, where the map had them | Reviews or a team |
The top of the page says it plainly: this place is not on Slotsy yet, so there is nothing to book here. To make an appointment, call them or open their site.
Why not every place has one
A page exists only where there is something to say: there must be an
address, plus at least one of a phone, a website or opening hours. Where the
map held nothing but a name, the place appears in the list and on the map at
/discover and has no page of its own.
Tip: if you are looking for a particular place and find no page for it, look at the map in the catalogue. It may be there as a point without a page.
This is my business
The page carries a "This is my business" button. It leads to registration with the name already filled in. Once you have registered and given your address, you get a full page with your services, your timetable and online booking — and the old address takes people to it automatically, so links that already exist elsewhere keep working.
Removing a place from the catalogue
The "Remove from the catalogue" button takes the place down straight away. You do not have to prove it is yours.
That is deliberate: we added the place without asking, so demanding proof to undo it would not be fair. You can write a reason — it helps us not to add the place again the next time we refresh from the map.
Where the data comes from
The name, address, phone and opening hours come from OpenStreetMap and are published under the ODbL licence. They can be out of date: the map is filled in by volunteers, and a business may have moved or changed its number. The source is linked at the foot of the page.
Related
- Discover — finding a place near you
- Company page — what a page looks like for a business already on Slotsy
- How booking works — when a place takes online bookings