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Module 6 of 12 · Contacts, inbox, forms and booking · Lesson 11 of 15

Create a booking page

Let people book a call from a link: set the length, your weekly hours, notice and buffer, and attach a Google Meet link.

6 minBeginnerFor: Agency owner or manager, Team memberLast checked
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A booking page shows your free times and lets a visitor pick one. It saves the back-and-forth of agreeing a time, and each booking can create a contact.

By the end you can

  • Create and publish a booking page
  • Set scheduling rules and weekly hours
  • Share the link or embed the page

Screens used

Steps

  1. 1

    Open Booking

    On: /booking

    Type "booking" in Find a page… and choose Booking.

    You should see: The Booking page with a box for a new page name.

  2. 2

    Create the page

    On: /booking

    Type a name in New page name, for example "Intro call", and press Enter.

    You should see: The booking page editor opens, marked Draft.

  3. 3

    Set the scheduling rules

    On: Booking editor

    Under Scheduling set Duration (min), Buffer (min) to keep a gap around existing events, Max per day, Min notice (min) so nobody books too soon, and Booking window (days) for how far ahead people can book.

    You should see: The numbers match how you want to take calls.

  4. 4

    Set your timezone and hours

    On: Booking editor

    Type your Timezone, for example Asia/Kolkata. Under Weekly hours set the hours you take bookings on each day, and mark days off as Unavailable.

    You should see: Each weekday shows your hours or Unavailable.

  5. 5

    Choose the extras

    On: Booking editor

    Under Settings write a Success message, add a tag in Tag created contacts, and tick Attach a Google Meet link to each booking, Ask for a phone number or the "anything we should know?" question as you need.

    You should see: The options you want are ticked.

  6. 6

    Save and publish

    On: Booking editor

    Press Save, then Publish.

    You should see: "Saved." appears and the page is marked Live.

  7. 7

    Share it

    On: Booking editor

    Press Copy link next to Public link:, or Copy embed snippet to place the calendar inside a website.

    You should see: Opening the link shows your available times.

Tips

  • A Google Meet link needs Google Calendar connected under Settings, Integrations.
  • Book a test slot yourself to see what the visitor receives.

Troubleshooting

"Only the workspace owner can create booking pages."
Ask the workspace owner to create it.
Visitors see "No times are available right now — check back soon."
Check that the page is Live, that at least one weekday has hours, and that your calendar is not full for the coming days.
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