Installation Guide

This guide covers a full ProSchedule install: upload, database, the eight-step wizard (including Use Case), and what to do after the wizard.

System Requirements
Installation Process — complete wizard, including the three editions
Post-Installation
Troubleshooting

Overview

The wizard includes:

System requirements check
License verification
Use case — SaaS Platform, Organization, or Personal
Environment (app name, URL, production/debug)
Database connection
Administrator account
Automatic install (migrations, seed, edition front pages, caches)
Completion

Use case	Typical buyer	After install
SaaS Platform	Agency or marketplace	Workspaces, plans, Stripe, public directory
Organization (default)	One clinic or company	Staff and CRM, no SaaS billing
Personal	One professional	Solo calendar and `/u/{username}` booking

You can change the use case later in Settings → Global without reinstalling. See Deployment Use Cases.

Booking and appointment payments work in every edition.

Quick installation

1. Upload files

Extract the package and upload the ProSchedule files. Point the site document root at public/. Directories 755, files 644. storage/ and bootstrap/cache/ must be writable.

2. Create a database

Create an empty MySQL database. Note host, name, username, and password.

3. Open the site

Visit https://yourdomain.com. The wizard starts automatically.

4. Complete the eight steps

When you reach Use Case, pick the edition that matches how you will run the product. The default is Organization.

5. Sign in and finish setup

Use the admin email from the wizard. Then follow Post-installation: SMTP, event types, and (for SaaS) Stripe.

Do not run php artisan command:import_demo on a live customer database. That command is only for dedicated demo sites.

Try the official demos first

Each sign-in page has one-click demo accounts.

After install

Settings
Event types
Schedules
Front pages (if that guide is in your package)

Related documentation:

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