Your booking page
The public page anyone can book on, and how to embed it on your site.
A public page where anyone can book you, without a call. Send the link, put it on your site, or embed it.
book.leadbind.org/your-slug
What it does
Someone opens it, sees your genuinely open times, picks one, and it lands on your calendar. Same availability rules as everything else: your hours, buffers, minimum notice, daily cap, blackout dates, and your connected Google Calendar. See Availability.
The confirmation goes out automatically, with a link to reschedule. See Reminders.
Where to use it
In a text. The highest-value use. Someone you could not reach gets the link and books themselves at 9pm when they finally have a minute.
On your website. A "book now" button that actually books, rather than a contact form somebody reads on Monday.
In your email signature. Free, permanent.
On a business card or a truck. A short link people can type.
Embedding it
You can embed the booking widget directly in your own page, so people never leave your site. It works on any website, on any builder, on any host. Paste this once where you want the widget:
<script src="https://leadbind.org/embed.js" data-slug="your-slug" async></script>
That is the whole integration. The widget shows a loading state while it paints, sizes itself to fit with no inner scrollbar, and books straight into your calendar. If something on the visitor's browser blocks frames entirely, it swaps in a plain link to your booking page so the booking is never lost.
The widget carries your branding and colors. See Branding. On free accounts the page and the widget show a small "Powered by LeadBind" line; on any paid plan that line is removed automatically.
Options
Add any of these to the script tag:
| Attribute | What it does |
|---|---|
data-calendar="consult" |
Open a specific named calendar instead of your default |
data-accent="#0E9FBE" |
Match the widget accent to your site |
data-font="Inter" |
Match your site font |
data-height="760" |
Reserved height before the widget paints (px) |
If you cannot add a script tag
Some builders only allow an iframe. Point it at your page directly:
<iframe src="https://book.leadbind.org/your-slug" style="width:100%;height:900px;border:0"></iframe>
You lose auto-resizing, so give it a generous height.
Troubleshooting
If the widget never appears, the most common cause is a Content-Security-Policy on your site that blocks frames or scripts from other origins. Ask whoever manages your site to allow leadbind.org in script-src and frame-src. The booking page itself allows every https site to embed it.
Agencies on wired custom domains serve the widget from the client's own domain, so the page source shows no vendor URL at all. That setup is part of the agency white-label package.
Your slug
The your-slug part of the URL. Make it your business name, short and typeable.
Once you have shared it, changing it breaks every link you already sent. Pick it once.
Booking page or phone call?
Not either-or. They cover different people.
- The phone catches people while they are thinking about it, and handles the ones with questions before they will commit.
- The page catches the people who will not talk on the phone at all, and the ones who are ready at 11pm.
Most businesses want both. The assistant handles calls; the page handles everyone else.
Common problems
No times showing. Availability, always. Usually minimum notice, the daily cap, or a blackout that never got removed.
Times are wrong. Your timezone. Availability → Timezone.
It booked on top of something. Google Calendar is not connected, or you connected the wrong calendar.
The page looks like a generic tool. Set your logo and colors in Branding.
More in Troubleshooting.