The Widget is booking-as-a-button for a site that isn't your Bookuble storefront — a page you already run elsewhere gets the same booking flow, dropped in with one snippet.
Find it: Design → Widget.
Column 2 — Look
How the widget presents: its trigger button and appearance, dressed by your Theme so it matches your brand wherever it's pasted.
Column 3 — install and behaviour
- The snippet — copy it into your external site's page; the booking button appears where the snippet sits. "Open it from your own code" is there too, for a developer wiring it to an existing button.
- Opens as — how the flow presents when tapped.
- Deep links — link straight to a specific offering so a "Book the Signature Facial" button opens with that service already chosen.
- Track conversions — fire your analytics when a booking completes, so ads and pixels get credit (pairs with Other → Analytics & Integrations).
- Inquire — for offerings that take an enquiry rather than an instant booking.
Column 4 — Try it
The widget running live, right there — click through a test booking before you ship the snippet anywhere.
Common jobs
- Keep your current website: paste the snippet, done — bookings, payments and waivers all run through your Bookuble engine and your own Square account, while your site stays put.
- Ad landing pages: give each campaign a deep link to the exact offering it sells, and turn on conversion tracking so the ad platform sees the booking.
The widget is the compatibility path. Your Bookuble storefront remains the full experience — the shop, memberships, gift cards, the blog and the account portal all live there.