Built into your existing pages
A “Book now” button sits on the right pages of your website, and clients pick a service and time without leaving it.
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Booking widget for your site
Already have a website? I’ll build an online booking widget into the site you have, or make a separate booking page on your domain. Clients book on their own, and each booking lands in your Telegram right away.
Just write — I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
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When works for you?
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No prepayment — you pay after the work
Who it’s for
A common story: the website looks great, but to book, clients have to call or send a DM. The booking module removes that step: service, open time and confirmation all happen right on your website, even at night.
You don’t have to rebuild your website. Booking either becomes part of your existing pages or opens as a separate page on your domain. First I look at your website — and tell you honestly which option will be faster.
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The details
Two ways to add booking, how it differs from a ready-made service, what to prepare and what the price depends on.
A “Book now” button sits on the right pages of your website, and clients pick a service and time without leaving it.
If your website is hard to change, booking becomes a separate page on your domain. It’s linked from buttons on your website, Instagram, Google Maps or a QR code at your venue.
A ready-made service keeps bookings on its own page and in its own system. Here booking lives on your website, and the code, access and bookings are yours.
A list of services with durations, which staff member does what, working hours and days off. And access to the website — or contact details for whoever manages it.
Whether it’s built into your existing website or a separate page, and how many services and staff you have. An AI assistant, a second language and admin training are already included.
What you get
Clients aren’t sent off to someone else’s booking page. They book where they already found you — on your website, from choosing a service to confirmation.
Who’s coming, for which service and at what time — you get it instantly, and it goes into your calendar. You don’t have to log in anywhere to see a new booking.
Each service has its own duration, and the website shows only the times it fits into. A taken slot disappears the moment someone books it.
Everything sits on your accounts. You don’t depend on anyone, and if you ever want to work with another developer, everything stays with you.
Live demo
This is working code, not a picture. Pick a service and a time — and see exactly what your client will see.
How it works
All I need from you is a link to your website and a few messages. I do the rest.
You send the link and tell me what services you offer and how you manage your schedule now. I’ll tell you whether to build booking into the site or make a separate page, and name the price.
You see how booking will sit on your website before I write a single line of code. We agree on where the buttons go and how it all looks.
Services, durations, staff, working hours. You test the working version on your phone and tell me what to fix.
Booking buttons go live on your website for everyone — and the first booking arrives in your Telegram. I stay in touch.
Questions
A client clicks “Book now” on your website, picks a service, a staff member and an open time, and gets a confirmation right away. The booking goes to you in Telegram and into your calendar, and the taken time disappears from the options.
No, your existing website can stay as it is. The booking module is either built into its pages or opens as a separate page on the same domain.
A ready-made booking service keeps your bookings on its own page and in its own system. Your own booking module works right on your website and domain, every booking reaches you in Telegram instantly, and the code and access belong to you.
For online booking on your website, all you need is a list of services with durations, staff names, working hours and access to the website — or contact details for whoever manages it. I handle the rest of the setup.
Yes. In that case, online booking becomes a separate page or part of a new website with online booking for clients — still on your domain, with bookings going to your Telegram.
Yes, booking on your website has its own link. You can add it to Instagram and TikTok, to your Google Maps profile, or print it as a QR code at your venue.
An online booking system for your website: I’ll quote the price personally after our first conversation — and it won’t go up after that.