Booking on your website
Many customers would rather book a demo, a visit or an appointment than call. You put a clear booking button on the page that takes them on to your booking.
How it works
A booking button people can see
A booking button at the top of the page, where it shows immediately. One click and the customer is in your booking system.
Use the booking system you already have
You paste in your booking link and keep the system you already have. No tools change and no data moves.
Built for mobile
Many people book from a phone. The website is mobile-friendly from the start, so the button is easy to hit.
Or let the customer get in touch
With no booking system, the same spot takes a call or a form instead. The number is tap-to-call on a phone.
What you get
Fewer phone calls
Customers book when it suits them, evenings included. You spend less time on the phone.
Nothing new to learn
You keep the booking system you already use. No data moves and no routines change.
Booking from a phone
Many people book on a small screen. The button is easy to find and easy to tap there.
Always a way in
With no booking system, the same spot on the page takes a call or a message instead.
Frequently asked questions
No. You keep the system you already use. You just add your booking link and the button on the page becomes clickable.
Then you can let customers call or fill in a contact form instead. You choose the way that suits your business best.
At the top, where it shows straight away. You can also place it further down the page and in the menu, and you move it yourself in the editor.
Yes. You write whatever text suits you, for example Book a demo or Book a time.
If you link your own booking system, the bookings stay there. If you use 8pixel's built-in booking, they land in your inbox.
Yes, with a button that links to your own booking system. 8pixel's built-in booking is not open to beta accounts yet.
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