Add online booking to any website.

Schedito is an online booking system designed to add booking functionality to a website you already own. You configure what customers can book, when it is available and which people or resources can provide it. Schedito then calculates the available dates and times and presents them through a booking widget on your website.

A customer chooses a service, selects an available time and submits the booking directly through that booking experience. You manage the resulting bookings from Schedito instead of coordinating every appointment manually through calls, email or messages.

See the complete setup flow on How Schedito works.

Start by creating your booking calendar in Schedito. Add the services you offer, the people or other resources involved, and the rules that describe when those resources are available. Once the booking setup is ready, Schedito provides the website widget that connects your site to that configuration.

You then place the supplied widget code in the part of your website where you want customers to book. On many website builders this means using an HTML, embed or code block. After publishing the page, make a test booking to verify the customer experience and availability.

You do not need to rebuild your website around Schedito. The booking configuration remains managed separately in Schedito while the customer-facing booking experience appears on your existing site.

Yes. Schedito is designed as a website booking widget rather than as a booking plugin tied to one particular CMS. That means the same booking platform can be used with WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, Joomla and custom-built websites.

The exact place where you paste the widget depends on your website platform. For example, a CMS or page builder will typically provide an HTML, custom-code or embed element. You add the Schedito widget there and place it on the page where customers should book.

The important requirement is that your website allows the required web content to be embedded. See the different website and business scenarios on our Solutions page.

No. One of the main purposes of the Schedito widget is to let customers book from within your existing website rather than sending them to a separate booking marketplace.

This lets you keep the surrounding content, navigation and branding of your own website around the booking process. Customers can discover your services, read your information and then make a booking in the same web experience.

It also means your website remains the main destination for your business rather than becoming only a link to a separate scheduling service.

Schedito calculates availability from the booking configuration instead of requiring you to manually create every possible appointment slot in advance. The result depends on factors such as the selected service, its duration, the required resource or person, availability rules, exceptions and bookings that already occupy the relevant time.

For example, you can describe normal working periods and then add exceptions for days or times when a resource is unavailable. Schedito uses those rules when deciding which times can be offered to the customer.

If supported external-calendar synchronization is configured, calendar commitments can also be taken into account as part of keeping booking availability aligned.

Yes. Schedito separates the service being booked from the people or resources needed to provide it. A service can represent something such as a consultation, haircut, coaching session or other appointment type, while resources can represent people or other bookable capacity.

You can configure service duration and associate services with the appropriate resources. Availability is then based on the relevant resource configuration, allowing Schedito to offer times that make sense for the selected service.

This structure is useful both for a solo professional with a simple calendar and for businesses that need to coordinate several services or people.

Yes. Schedito supports Google Calendar synchronization so that your booking system does not have to become a completely separate calendar that you maintain by hand.

When the integration and calendar mappings are configured, existing calendar commitments can be used to keep availability aligned, while Schedito bookings can be synchronized with the connected calendar. This helps reduce the risk of offering time that is already occupied elsewhere.

Calendar synchronization is configured separately from the public booking widget, so you remain in control of which supported calendars are connected. Read more under Calendar synchronization.

Yes. The Schedito widget includes styling options so the booking experience can fit more naturally into the website where it is embedded. You can configure visual details such as colors and border styling rather than being forced into one fixed appearance.

Eligible plans also provide additional branding options, including use of your own branding. The goal is to keep Schedito responsible for the booking functionality while allowing the customer-facing experience to remain consistent with your business.

See the booking widget features for more information.

For a typical website, you should not need to build a booking system or write application code yourself. You do need access to the part of your website where HTML or embedded web content can be added.

The usual process is to configure Schedito first, copy the supplied widget code and place it into an HTML, embed or custom-code area provided by your website platform. The terminology differs between WordPress, Wix, Webflow and other site builders, but the principle is the same.

If you maintain a custom website, the widget can instead be placed directly into the appropriate page template or frontend code.

Yes. Schedito has a Free plan that can be started without providing a payment method. It is intended to let a small business or professional put a real booking flow online before deciding whether paid-plan capabilities are necessary.

The Free plan currently includes one booking calendar, up to three services and up to two resources. Basic and Pro increase the available capacity and add capabilities such as additional branding options, more resources and, on Pro, external-calendar synchronization.

For the current limits and monthly or yearly options, see Schedito pricing.

Schedito is designed for businesses and professionals whose customers need to choose a service and an available time. Typical examples include consultants, coaches, salons and beauty businesses, but the underlying model is not restricted to those categories.

If your workflow can be described in terms of services, people or resources, working availability and customer bookings, Schedito can potentially represent it without requiring a booking system built specifically for your industry.

Our Solutions page shows some of the website and business scenarios we are focusing on first.

Your core booking configuration lives in Schedito rather than inside a WordPress plugin or another CMS-specific booking database. That separation is useful if you redesign your website, move from one website builder to another or replace your frontend completely.

Your services, resources, availability and booking configuration do not need to be recreated simply because the website technology changed. You normally need to place the Schedito widget into the new site and then test the booking experience in its new location.

This lets the booking system have a longer lifecycle than the website implementation surrounding it.