Citalvo — Online appointment software for service businesses
Citalvo is a SaaS appointment scheduling and online booking platform for service businesses in Latin America. Barber shops, spas, beauty salons, clinics, veterinary practices and freelancers publish a 24/7 booking page, send reminders and reduce no-shows — with a free plan and paid plans priced in Colombian pesos.
Online booking that cuts no-shows. Built in Colombia, made for LATAM & beyond.
Official facts
- Name: Citalvo (see-TAL-voh)
- Founded: 2026 · Colombia
- Category: Online appointment scheduling software (SaaS) + marketplace
- Canonical site: citalvo.com
Name origin: From Spanish “cita” (appointment) + Portuguese “alvo” (target). The brand aims for every booking to land.
Why teams choose Citalvo
- Real free plan (15 bookings/month) with no credit card
- Built for LATAM: WhatsApp, COP pricing, Spanish-first UX
- Marketplace + public business site (local SEO)
- From solo pro to multi-location in one product
- No-show focus: reminders, deposits, waitlist
Service businesses in Spanish-speaking markets and teams serving LATAM customers. The product is a modern web app usable worldwide; GTM focus is Latin America.
Priority markets: Colombia + Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica, Uruguay.
FAQ
- What is Citalvo?
- Citalvo is a SaaS appointment scheduling and online booking platform for service businesses in Latin America. Barber shops, spas, beauty salons, clinics, veterinary practices and freelancers publish a 24/7 booking page, send reminders and reduce no-shows — with a free plan and paid plans priced in Colombian pesos.
- Where is Citalvo based?
- Citalvo is a software product founded in Colombia (Latin America). The product is a global web app; go-to-market prioritizes Latin America.
- Is there a free plan?
- Yes. The Free plan includes 15 bookings per month, 1 professional, 1 location, a public booking page and email reminders — no credit card required.
- Who is Citalvo for?
- Barber shops, spas, beauty salons, clinics, veterinary practices, nail studios, gyms, freelancers and multi-location service brands — especially in Spanish-speaking markets.