Website builder
Your own website instead of only a booking page. You edit the site on the page itself: click text and type, drag sections and elements, add your own pages and pick from more than a hundred fonts. Included in Pro and Studio.
Where to find it
Where to find itSettings → Online → Website builder

How it works
- Mini website, Website builder.
- Click a block to select it; click the text again to type.
- The settings of what you select are on the right.
- Drag the handle in the small toolbar to move something, or use Add to place an element or ready-made section.
- Switch between desktop, tablet and mobile at the top.
- Everything saves by itself; visitors only see it after you press Publish.
- The Booking window block works in the builder like on the site: point at a part and tap the pencil to edit the notice, a category or a treatment straight away.
- A gallery can be a loop, grid, slideshow, carousel or mosaic.
- On the Gift card block you change the title, text and button text; empty means the default text in the visitor's language.
Good to know
- Team members need the permission “Business settings”. The owner sets this under Settings → Team → Roles and permissions.
- Whether this is included depends on your plan. See plans
Related guides
- Your booking page and mini siteThe page where clients book online. Every salon can set its logo and colour; the menu, header photo and own fonts (the site builder) are in Pro, or separately as an add-on.
- The booking windowThe booking window on your mini website, your own website or the direct booking link: choose a treatment, optionally a team member, a day and time, details, and payment if needed. A thin progress line at the top; back and forward with arrows.
- Online bookingConfirmed right away or approved first, and no-show protection
- New client stopRegular clients keep booking, new clients join a list
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Last checked 17 October 2026



