Get found
Let people nearby see your queue before they set off.
Customers can search Line Me Up by name, kind of place and city, and see whether you are open and how many are waiting. Listing is off until you turn it on.
What a customer sees
Your name, your kind of place, your queue right now.
Not a review score and not an advert: what someone choosing where to go needs.
- Your business name and kind of place: clinic, salon, car care, food & drink, or other.
- Whether you are open, and how many are waiting — a live count, not a claim.
- A way in. One tap to your business page, where they take a place the same way they would from your poster.
- Your page, readable by search engines. It tells them your kind of place, address and hours, and a shared link previews with your name and city. Listing lets search engines show it; where you rank is up to them. Your page, address included, opens for anyone with its link, listed or not.
- Anyone can browse a little without signing in; to keep searching they confirm a phone number, which makes the directory harder to copy in bulk.
Riverside SalonSalon · Kochi Open · 4 waiting
Opt in, not opt out
Off by default, and it stays off until you say so.
That is deliberate: a directory of businesses that chose to be in it is worth more than one everybody was enrolled into.
Included on every plan
Free
₹0
Free too: 3 line and 300 visits a month. One switch in Settings.
See the plansPrices exclude GST at 18%. Your customers never pay.
Being worth finding
What makes a listing work.
- Keep the queue running
- Your listing shows today's live count, so open your board when you open your doors. You can switch the listing off for a rush day; while it is off your page asks search engines not to list it, so switch it back on as soon as you can.
- Set your city
- Without one the city filter cannot find you.
- Set your location
- Without one you are left out of Near me. Use your phone's location in the shop, or paste a Google Maps link.
- Set your hours
- The listing says whether you are open from the hours you set; your page shows when you open next.
- Name it the way people say it
- Search matches your business name, not a doctor's name or a specialty. If people know you as “Rao Dental”, use that.