Booking widget · One plan · $25/mo
A booking widget
for your own website.
GoBookingSuite is a booking widget you embed on your own site with a single iframe. Clients pick a service, choose a time, and pay a deposit without ever leaving your pages — no redirect to someone else's marketplace. The widget takes on your fonts and colors, and everything is included in one plan at $25 a month.
No “Powered by” badge unless you want it. No per-staff fees, no contract.
Live demo — a real widget, book a test appointment
The difference
Your client never leaves
the page you designed.
The usual way
- Your beautiful page
- → off to a booking site
- Someone else's branding
- Client account, password
Every hop is a place to lose them.
With the widget
- Your beautiful page
- Service and time — right here
- Your colors, your fonts
- Booked. No account needed.
One page, start to finish.
Three steps
On your site in an afternoon.
Copy one line
The admin generates the snippet for you under Add to Website — pick a service or a category, copy.
Paste it on your page
WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow or a hand-built site. Anywhere an iframe is allowed.
Make it yours
Theme Studio takes colors off a screenshot of your own site. Fonts, radii, layout — yours.
One embed, a different widget per page
- Full catalog — no parameters: every category and service.
- One service —
?service=…: a short widget that opens straight on time selection. - One category —
?category=…: only that group of services. - A different look per page — theme parameters in the link override the saved theme without changing it.
The widget reports its height to the page, so there are no inner scrollbars and no empty space below it.
<iframe
src="https://app.gobookingsuite.com/?key=YOUR_KEY&embed=1"
style="width:100%;border:0"
title="Book an appointment">
</iframe>The fitting room
It doesn't look like booking software.
It looks like you.
- Match my website. Paste your URL — the server renders a full-page screenshot, and you pick colors straight off your own pixels with an eyedropper.
- Nine named colors. “Page background”, “Card background”, “Text on buttons” — separate card shades, so a dark page with light cards actually works.
- Fonts, radii, button styles — heading, body and mono set separately.
- Four layouts × two styles — from a plain column to an editorial spread with hairline borders and serif prices.
- Six one-click presets — Your theme, Minimal, Luxe, Playful, Ocean, Editorial.
- A theme per surface — booking, gift cards and store can each wear their own palette.
A small “Powered by” line sits in the widget footer, tinted to your theme — leave it or switch it off in one click. It costs nothing either way.
All of it, in the one plan
Nothing here is an upsell.
Deposits
Fixed or percentage. The slot is held while payment clears and releases itself if it doesn’t.
Your own Stripe
Money goes straight to your account. We are not in the middle of it.
Reminders
Email always; SMS sent by us with the carrier cost in the plan — consent and STOP built in.
Waitlist
When a slot frees up, the queue gets a claim link before anyone else sees it.
Recovery
Someone who started booking and drifted off gets a nudge to finish.
Gift cards & packages
Sold online, redeemable into a booking. Memberships bill on Stripe with rollover.
Store
Courses, trainings and products — the things that don’t need a calendar.
Hours that fit you
Open hours sliced by service length, or a fixed list of start times per weekday.
No client accounts
Booking is account-free; every confirmation carries a secure link to cancel or reschedule.
Standard Stripe processing fees apply to payments you take, the same as anywhere.
One plan
$25/mo
Every feature above. No tiers, nothing to unlock later.
Start on your siteSelf-serve signup, no demo call, no card to start.
Elsewhere, the good parts sit
a tier or two above.
Hiding another company's logo, custom CSS and the API are commonly reserved for premium plans in this category. Here they are in the only plan there is.
Prices and plan structures of other tools change; check theirs before deciding.
The desk
Questions about embedding.
Do I need my own website to use a booking widget?
No. Every business also gets a hosted booking page under its own name, so you can send a link from Instagram or a Google Business Profile and take bookings today. The widget is simply better when it lives on your own site: it wears your design and books people on the page where they are already reading about the service.
Will the widget send my clients to another website?
No. The widget renders inside your page as an iframe and reports its height to the page, so it behaves like part of your layout. Your client picks a service, a time, fills in contacts and pays without leaving your site.
Which website builders does the embed work with?
WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, and any hand-built site that lets you paste an iframe. There is also a React embed kit if you want deeper control over the page around it.
Can the widget match my brand colors and fonts?
Yes. Theme Studio gives you nine named colors, separate heading, body and mono fonts, radii and button styles. “Match my website” renders a full-page screenshot of your site so you can pick colors from it with an eyedropper, and per-page parameters can override the theme for a single embed.
Do my clients need to create an account to book?
No. Booking is account-free, and every confirmation email includes a secure personal link for canceling or rescheduling — no login and no password reset.
What does the widget cost?
$25 a month, flat. Custom CSS, the public API, white-label, packages, gift cards and coupons are all in that plan — there are no tiers to climb. The only cost on top is Stripe's standard processing fee on payments you take.
Put the front desk
on your own website.
One iframe, your colors, $25 a month with everything in it.