The embeddable widget puts your real booking form on your own website. Customers pick a service and a time without leaving your page, and every booking lands on your calendar exactly like one made on your hosted page.
The widget is a paid feature. If you open Integration and see an upgrade notice, it isn't part of your current plan.
Turn it on and copy your snippet
- 1Open Integration in your dashboard.
- 2Turn on Show the widget.
- 3Tap Copy snippet. It's a single script tag.
- 4Paste the snippet into your website's HTML wherever the form should appear. The widget renders right there and sizes itself to fit.
Allow your domain
Your widget only loads on domains you've approved. That list is the security model: the browser itself refuses to show your form anywhere else, so nobody can drop your booking form into a site you didn't sign off on.
- 1Under Allowed domains, type your website's domain. For example, yourwebsite.com.
- 2Tap Add, then Save.
- 3Load the page you pasted the snippet on. Your booking form is live.
- Each entry matches exactly. If your site answers at www.yourwebsite.com, add that too.
- An entry like *.yourwebsite.com covers every subdomain at once.
- An empty list means the widget loads nowhere. So does turning Show the widget off.
What happens everywhere else
On a domain that isn't on your list, the widget stays blocked. After a few seconds the page shows a plain Book online link to your hosted booking page instead, so a customer still has a way to book. Your form and your real availability never render on a site you haven't approved.
Make it match your site
Under Design, set your own colors for buttons, fields, and cards, choose corner rounding, and pick a font. The preview beside the editor is your real widget, so what you see there is what your customers get. One tap copies the design from your hosted booking page if you'd rather start from that.
The widget's background is transparent by default, so it blends straight into your page. Give it a page background color in Design if you'd rather it stand apart.