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Terms and privacy

Two fixed pages every booking site needs: Terms & Conditions and a Privacy Policy. Write them once and they are linked wherever customers need them.

The Pages screen on the Fixed pages tab, with cards for Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy
Fixed pages: one card each for your terms and your privacy policy.

How to

  1. Open Pages in the sidebar. You land on Fixed pages.
  2. On the Terms & Conditions card, click Create (or Edit if it exists).
  3. Check the Page title, write the Content, and leave Active on.
  4. Click Save page.
  5. Do the same for the Privacy Policy card.

Where they live

Both pages sit on your booking site, under your booking page address. The editor shows the full address under Page information, and each card has a view icon once the page is active.

A card shows Not created until you save the page for the first time, then Active or Inactive, with when it was created and last updated.

Addresses

/your-slug/terms
/your-slug/privacy
The Terms & Conditions editor, with the page title, a rich text content editor and the Active switch
The editor: title, formatted content and the Active switch.

Where customers see them

Once a page is active and has content, its link appears in the footer of your public pages. On the booking form, customers tick I agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy before they can book; the checkbox names whichever of the two you have.

Your cookie banner links to the privacy policy when you have one.

Linked from

footer of your public pages
booking form: "I agree to the…"
cookie banner (privacy)

Writing them

The content editor supports headings, bold and italic, lists and links. Both the title and the content are required.

Cover the basics customers ask about: how to book and pay, your cancellation and refund rules, what happens if they do not turn up, and how you handle their personal data. For the privacy policy, say what you collect at booking, why, how long you keep it and how someone can ask for it to be deleted.

These are legal documents. Have them checked for your country and your business rather than copying another site's.
Tip: switch Active off while you rewrite a page. Its public address stops working until you switch it back on.

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