One Widget: Menu, Bookings & Map

In short: a single widget featuring your menu, booking system, and map prevents customers from jumping between pages, especially on mobile, and embeds into your site with a simple code snippet.

The problem with functions scattered across pages

Menus, bookings, and location details often live on separate pages or tools, forcing customers to take multiple steps before deciding: a fragmented experience that is particularly discouraging on mobile devices.

A single access point, more features

Integrating a digital menu, booking form, and (where relevant) interactive map into one widget on your website allows customers to explore everything without leaving the page, increasing the likelihood of turning visits into bookings.

How it works

You choose which functions to display from your dashboard (just the menu, menu + booking, or all three), and the widget updates automatically whenever you make a change in the dashboard — no double management between your site and the app.

The benefit for those who invested in their own site

For those who already have a site with strong Google rankings, integrating these functions directly (rather than redirecting to an external domain) protects your established organic traffic and turns it into concrete actions, preventing it from being lost elsewhere.

The effect on website dwell time

A visitor who can browse the menu, check availability, and book without ever leaving the page stays on your site longer: a signal that Google tends to interpret positively regarding page quality, alongside the immediate benefit of more direct conversions.

Customizing the widget's look

Colors, fonts, and the widget style can be aligned with your existing site's visual identity so it doesn't look like a foreign element pasted over your carefully curated design — a detail that impacts the perception of professionalism just as much as the function itself.

For those who don't have a site yet

Even without an existing site, the same widget can be published on a single dedicated page (a minimal landing page featuring only the widget), serving as a unique reference point to link from Google Business Profile, social media, and printed materials — a first step toward a complete online presence without needing to commission a complex website to get started.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it work with my site?

Generally yes, including WordPress and Wix. Check out the free widgets for your site.

Do the data stay synced?

Yes, the widget reads the same data from your dashboard.

How long does it take?

Just a few minutes: copy the code and paste it into an HTML block.

How do I test it?

With a 14-day free trial. Discover the page for restaurants and bars.

3 steps to get started today

1. Create your menu and availability in the dashboard.
2. Copy the widget code.
3. Paste it into your site and test it on your phone.