Take a look at how Dan Martell's clarity.fm handles the scheduling issues. They have a really nice "rule of 3" UI process (it's easier for humans to pick 3 tim

Take a look at how Dan Martell's clarity.fm handles the scheduling issues. They have a really nice "rule of 3" UI process (it's easier for humans to pick 3 times, or narrow 1 of 3) for each side selecting availability, and then match down from there through a back-and-forth until a mutual fit happens. As a business/purpose model, it's quite similar; one side wants consultation and the other wants to get paid. This means it should be solving very similar commitment level issues when it comes to the scheduling hurdles.