Let people book you from your bio

Your booking page, front and center

In the editor's Page tab, paste the address of your booking page into Book a time. makerhandle recognises the service, shows its name and icon, and draws a big button in your accent color: "Book on Booksy" for a Booksy page, "Book a time" for the rest, or your own words. Add a small line under it if you like, such as "30 min consult, free" or "Walk-ins welcome too".

The block sits above your links, where people see it without scrolling, or after your projects. It looks at home in all nine templates, light or dark, on a phone or a laptop.

It works with these services:

The calendar itself, without slowing the page

For services that allow it, switch Show as to "Calendar on the page" and your services and open times appear inside your page. Visitors pick a time without leaving your link in bio.

The calendar loads only when a visitor scrolls near it or taps "See available times". Until then nothing is fetched from the booking service, so your page opens as fast as it always does and nobody's browser talks to Calendly or Booksy just for passing by. Each page allows frames from that one service and nothing else.

Booksy, first-class

Barbers, salons and nail techs live on Booksy, so it gets the most care. Paste your Booksy business link (the one that looks like booksy.com/en-us/123456_your-shop_barber-shop_...) and the calendar view shows your real service list with prices and a Book button on each, through Booksy's own booking widget. Clients book, pay deposits and get reminders in Booksy exactly as they do now.

Any Booksy address works as a button, in every country Booksy runs in. See link in bio for barbers and salons for a full example page.

A short link that always books

Every page with the block gets makerhandle.com/yourname/book, which goes straight to your booking page. Put it in a story, a text message or on a card at the front desk. On Pro with a custom domain, yourshop.com/book works too.

Taps on the button and visits to the short link show in your analytics as "Clicked your booking link", next to your other links and sources, with no cookies.

Moving from Linktree

Paste your Linktree on the import page. The first booking link it finds (Booksy, Calendly, Square and the others above) becomes your Book a time button, and the rest of your links come over in order. See how to move from Linktree.

What it does not do: makerhandle does not run a calendar, send reminders or take payment for appointments. Your booking service keeps doing that, and the block is free on every plan, next to 50 free links.