Booking from your own website

Most people find you through your own website, not through a link someone sent them. The gap between "reading about your balayage" and "booked in for Tuesday" is where salons lose bookings, and it's usually one badly-placed link wide.

Three ways to close it, in increasing order of effort.

The link

Settings → Online booking → Setup & integration gives you your booking link with a Copy button. It works everywhere: Instagram bio, Google Business Profile, email signature, a printed card in the window.

This is the one to use where you can't add code to a page, which is most social platforms.

The Book Now button

Underneath it is a one-line <script> tag. Paste it once, just before the closing </body> of your website, and a floating Book Now button appears on every page. Clicking it opens the booking flow in a panel over your own site — no redirect, no new tab, nothing that looks like leaving.

The card has step-by-step instructions for the common website builders, and a live preview of exactly what the button opens, so you can see it before anyone touches your site.

Tweak data-color, data-label and data-position on the snippet if the defaults don't fit, or point it at a button you already have with data-target.

Your own domain

Optional, and further than most salons need to go. It puts the booking page on something like book.yoursalon.com instead of ours.

Add the host in the Custom domain panel and RewireBox gives you two records to publish at whoever manages your DNS: a CNAME and a TXT, each with a copy button. Add both, come back, press Verify. The status pill goes from Pending to Verified and the domain starts serving your booking page.

DNS is the part we can't do for you — it's your registrar, and the records have to be added there. If Verify doesn't find the TXT record straight away, that's normal; it can take a few minutes to publish.