Set up your booking page

Step 1 of 6

Create your account

Add the details you’ll use to sign in.

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Your name

Work email

Create a password

Use at least 8 characters. Your password is not included in the setup review.

No payment details needed to set up your booking page.

Business name

Business type

Customer contact email

Customers can use this if they need to contact you.

Business phone (optional)

Business time zone

Where do you serve customers?

Business address or service area (optional)

Booking page address

alacarte.example/

A preview address for now. The final web address will be confirmed before launch.

Add each service, appointment, session, or rental item customers can book. You can add more later.

Anything customers should know before booking? (optional)

Who will customers book with?

Add the names of staff members or resources customers can select. For a solo business, your name is enough.

When are you available?

Select the days customers can book and set your regular hours.

You can block holidays and one-off schedule changes later.

How should new bookings work?

Confirm automaticallyCustomers get a confirmed time right away.Review booking requestsYou approve each request before it is confirmed.

Minimum notice before a booking

How far ahead can customers book?

Cancellation notice

Time between bookings

What should customers provide?

Ask for a phone numberLet customers add a note with their booking

Optional add-on features

You can change these later. Payment processing, reminders, and monthly billing still need external provider connections.

Custom brandingCustomer remindersCSV exportOnline payments

Review your details. Use Edit to change any section before launch.

I’ve reviewed these details and am ready to publish this booking page.

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Setup preview complete

Your booking page is ready for launch.

We’ve gathered the information needed for the launch step. Your account and booking page have not been created or published yet.

The current Cloudflare Worker does not yet support public sign-up, saving this setup, or publishing a booking page. Those backend pieces must be connected before Go live can publish anything.