Sharing and embeds

Grab links and embeds to add your booking page to your own site. Lives under Offerings → "Add to your site".

1. Open Offerings and go to the "Add to your site" tab.
2. Pick what to embed: your inquiry form, or your booking calendar (all of it, or one type of call).
3. Pick how it appears: Inline on the page, a Popup launched by a button, triggered by an Element you already have, "Email times" for real open times to paste into one email, or "Link button" for your email signature.
4. For Popup, set the button label and which corner it sits in. For Element, give the CSS selector of your own button.
5. Click Copy to take the generated snippet.
6. Follow the quick-start for your platform below (Squarespace, Webflow, Wix, or WordPress), which tells you exactly where to paste it.
7. To match the widget to your brand, click "Page design" in the top-right. Your page design styles the embed too.

Your embedded form wears your page design, so one set of colors and fonts covers your page, your form and your embed.

1. Open Offerings and go to the "Add to your site" tab, then click "Page design" in the top-right. You can also open Business and click "Design".
2. Pick a theme, then adjust colors and fonts. Switch the preview to "Inquiry form" to see the form as a visitor will.
3. Click "Publish". Your embed, your page and your inquiry form all update together. Page design is on every plan.
4. The link button and the emailed times deliberately inherit your email or site font instead, so they sit in whatever they are pasted into.

Code for your own website, or a button for your email signature, for your inquiry form or your booking calendar.

1. Open Offerings and go to the "Add to your site" tab.
2. Choose what to embed: your inquiry form, or your booking calendar. For the calendar you can offer everything you take bookings for, or one particular consultation.
3. Choose how it appears. Inline puts it in the page, Popup adds a button in a corner, Element attaches it to a button you already have, "Email times" gives you real open times to paste into an email, and "Link button" gives you a single button for your email signature.
4. Fill in whatever that choice needs, such as the button text or the CSS selector of your own button.
5. For the last two a preview shows what the result actually looks like. Then click Copy.
6. For a website, the quick-start under the generator says where to paste it for Squarespace, Webflow, Wix and WordPress. For an email, paste straight into your signature or your message: it arrives as the finished button or list of times rather than as code.