Share your booking link
Where to find the public link to a booking calendar, and what customers see when they open it.
Every booking calendar has a public page. Anyone with the link can pick a time — no login, no account.
What the customer sees
The calendar name and description, the meeting length, the location you set, and a note that times are shown in Central. Then a month grid: bookable days are highlighted, everything else is greyed. Picking a day shows that day's open times; picking a time asks for first name, last name, email, optional phone and an optional note.
Only days with open slots are clickable, so the page never offers a time you cannot take.
Booking is checked on the server
When somebody confirms, the slot is re-checked against a fresh read before it is accepted. Two people racing for the last 9am cannot both get it — the second one is told to pick another time.
Putting the link somewhere
Paste it into a text, an email signature, a Facebook post, or a button on your website.
The raw link carries the account and calendar ids in the query string, which makes for a long and untidy URL in a text message. If it is going somewhere public and you want it to look like part of your brand, put it behind a short page on your own domain and share that instead.
If nobody can book
Work down this list:
- No days are clickable. Availability may be off for every day, or the minimum notice is longer than the window the page shows.
- The days are right but the times are wrong. Times are displayed in the calendar's timezone, not the visitor's.
- Fewer slots than you expected. Check the buffer. Duration plus buffer is what sets the spacing.
- A whole day vanished. An existing appointment covering the day blocks those slots.
Still stuck?
Email us and a real person gets back to you — usually the same day.