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Your booking page

Your booking page is your public shop window: your name, what you offer and how to reach you, at an address of your own. Everything about how it looks is set on one settings page, and each change saves as you make it.

The Booking page settings, with the booking page URL, custom domain, page branding, layout, social links and page sections
Settings → Booking page. There is no save button: each field saves itself.

How to

  1. Open Settings → Booking page.
  2. Under Booking page URL, choose a Vendor username / slug, such as john-smith-consulting. Leave it blank and one is made from your business name.
  3. Pick your colours, layouts and social links under Page branding.
  4. Under Page sections, switch on the sections you want shown.
  5. Click View your booking page at the top to see the result in a new tab. The same page opens from the open icon in the top bar of every panel screen.

Your address on the web

Your username gives your page its address, yourdomain/your-username. Each product's own booking page hangs off it: yourdomain/your-username/product-name.

On paid plans you can also use a Custom domain such as bookings.yourdomain.com. Enter it, then create a CNAME record at your DNS provider pointing to the address shown under Setup instructions. DNS changes can take up to 24 hours.

Addresses

/your-username
    your booking page
/your-username/product-name
    one product's booking page

Branding

Page branding is on paid plans. It sets three colours: the Background colour, the Main colour for buttons and links, and the Accent colour for secondary elements.

The same card holds Invoice appearance: the invoice template (Classic, Modern, Minimal, Bold or Professional) and an invoice accent colour, used on invoice PDFs and the payment page.

Layout sets how Services, Events and custom Pages are shown: Grid view, List view or List — no images. Show event dates adds upcoming dates and times to events.

Social media links take full URLs for Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube. They appear as Follow Us links in the contact section.

Page sections

Each section has a switch. A section with nothing to show stays hidden even when it is on.

SectionWhat it shows
About usThe About your business text from Settings → Business.
ServicesYour active individual products.
EventsGroup classes and events. Plan-dependent.
Custom pagesPages you publish under Pages.
ContactYour business address, phone and email, and your social links.
MapA Get Directions button that opens your business address in Google Maps, inside the contact section.
Newsletter subscriptionA sign-up form. Needs the newsletter feature.

A section your plan does not include shows a lock and an Upgrade required link instead of a switch.

A business's public booking page, with its name, About Us, Services and Contact Information sections
The public booking page your customers land on.

Where the rest comes from

Your business name, address, phone, email and the About text are set in Settings → Business, not here. Change them there and the booking page follows. See Set up your business.

Only active products appear, and only while your business account is active. An inactive business shows visitors a "not available" page.

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