Add online booking to your site

Paste your scheduler link during the build conversation, and your site gets a Book a time section. The scheduler itself loads only when a visitor clicks to open it.

Hand over one link and the section appears

You build your site by talking to the agent, which asks about your business and writes the pages from your answers. Your scheduler link is simply one of the things it asks for.

There is no embed code to paste, no plugin to install, and no layout to rebuild around a widget. If you ever change scheduler, hand the agent the new link and the section follows.

These are the schedulers you can use:

Nothing loads until a visitor asks for it

The booking section is your own content, so it still reads well to somebody who never clicks it. The scheduler loads at the moment somebody opens it, and not one second before.

So no third-party code and no third-party tracking runs for the visitors who never book with you.

An always-on embed makes every visitor pay for a feature a few of them use — and quietly hands a vendor a view of your traffic. Click-to-load keeps your page yours.

Bookings stay in your scheduler, leads still come to you

Appointments are made and managed in your scheduler's own system, on the calendar and the rules you already run there. We do not sit between you and your bookings.

Your lead form keeps working alongside it. Inquiries land on your dashboard and in your notifications, and they still flow on to a CRM, a chat channel or a webhook.

Your availability rules, buffers and cancellation policy already live somewhere you trust. Copying them into a website builder would hand you two sources of truth and one inevitable double booking.

So you keep one place to look for each thing: your calendar for appointments, your dashboard for everything else.

A booking section is still page content

The page carrying your booking section is individually built and checked against Google Search Essentials and modern web standards, the same as every other page on the site.

A scheduler earns no exemption from the compliance gate, and a page whose only substance is a booking widget is not a genuinely useful page.

So the section sits inside real content about what you do and who you do it for. Booking is one more way to reach you, on a page that would stand up without it.

Updated September 2026

Frequently asked questions

Which schedulers are supported?

Calendly, Cal.com, Acuity Scheduling, Square, YouCanBookMe, Microsoft Bookings, Google Calendar and HubSpot Meetings. You paste the link during the build conversation.

Does the scheduler slow my page down?

No. It loads only when a visitor clicks to open it, so nothing runs for people who never book.

Where do bookings end up?

In your own scheduler's system. The platform does not store or manage your appointments.

Do I still get leads from my form?

Yes. Form leads arrive on your dashboard and in your notifications, just as they did before.

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