In brief: a booking widget embeds into your website to collect reservations directly, without charging a percentage on each booking: the cost is a flat fee, not a commission.
What is a booking widget
A small calendar and availability module that embeds directly into your venue's website: customers view open slots and book without leaving your site or using external platforms.
The difference vs. commission-based platforms
Many booking platforms take a percentage of every reservation received; a 'commission-free' widget instead works with a fixed monthly fee, regardless of how many bookings it generates — a clear advantage for high-volume venues.
How much it typically costs to activate
The cost is usually included in your chosen management platform's subscription plan, with no separate development fees: there is no need for developers to handle technical integration on the site.
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How to technically integrate it into your site
In most cases, you simply paste a short code (provided by the platform) onto the page where you want the widget to appear — it works even on site builders like WordPress, Wix, or similar, with no programming skills required.
The advantage of an integrated system
A widget connected to the same system that manages your venue's menu, orders, or QR codes keeps all data automatically synchronized, preventing double bookings or misalignments between your website and internal management.
Frequently asked questions about the booking widget
Do I need a developer?
No: usually you just need to paste the code into an HTML block on your page, even on WordPress or Wix. Check out our free widgets for your website.
How do I avoid overbookings?
The widget uses the same tables, times, and availability as the dashboard, so there are no double bookings between your site and your management system.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the plan: check our pricing to see what is included. You can try BoostWiFi for 14 days for free.
Does it also work for hotels and B&Bs?
Yes, for stays and rooms. Check out our page for short-term rentals and B&Bs and our page for restaurants and bars.
What to do today in 3 steps
- Set up your hours, tables, and rules in the dashboard.
- Copy the widget code.
- Paste it into your website's "Book" page and run a test.
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