Add online booking to WordPress with a booking widget
Add Schedito to the WordPress website you already have without making your booking system dependent on a WordPress-specific booking plugin. Configure services, resources and availability in Schedito, then embed the customer booking experience in your WordPress page.
Your customers stay on your website to choose a service and available time, while the booking configuration remains centrally managed in Schedito.
A WordPress booking system without WordPress lock-in
Keep the WordPress site you already have
You do not need to redesign your website around a scheduling platform. Add the booking experience to the pages and content structure you already use.
Keep booking separate from the CMS
Services, resources, availability and bookings live in Schedito rather than becoming part of the WordPress database or a CMS-specific booking configuration.
Let customers book on your website
Embed the booking widget in your WordPress page so visitors can move from your content to the booking flow without being sent to a separate booking marketplace.
How Schedito works with WordPress
WordPress remains responsible for your website. Schedito remains responsible for booking.
1. Configure Schedito
Create your booking calendar, services, resources, availability rules and any date-specific exceptions in the Schedito dashboard.
2. Add it to WordPress
Add the Schedito integration in three parts: load the stylesheet and JavaScript once at site level, then place the calendar-specific widget container on the WordPress page where customers should book.
3. Start receiving bookings
Customers choose what they need and when they want it. Schedito calculates availability and stores the resulting bookings centrally.
Your booking system can outlive your WordPress website
Websites change. Themes are replaced, page builders come and go, and sometimes a business eventually moves away from WordPress altogether.
With Schedito, your booking setup is not embedded in the lifecycle of a particular WordPress plugin. Your services, resources, availability and booking configuration remain in Schedito.
If you rebuild the site or move to another platform later, you normally integrate the widget into the new website rather than rebuilding the complete booking system.
Services · Resources · Availability · Bookings
More than a WordPress appointment calendar
Dynamic availability
Define recurring working hours, date-specific exceptions and fixed-date availability without manually generating every possible appointment slot.
Services, people and resources
Model what customers book and the people, rooms, equipment or capacity required to provide it.
Appointments and fixed-date sessions
Use recurring appointment availability or offer workshops, sessions and other bookable opportunities on selected dates.
Capacity-based booking
Allow more than one booking in the same period where a shared resource or session has multiple available places.
Google Calendar synchronization
On supported plans, connect external calendars so commitments and Schedito bookings can stay aligned.
Light, dark and customized styling
Adapt colors, styling and light or dark presentation so the booking widget fits more naturally into your WordPress design.
WordPress booking widget FAQ
No. Schedito is designed as an external booking platform with a website widget, so the core booking system does not depend on a Schedito-specific WordPress plugin.
The integration consists of three separate elements: the Schedito stylesheet, the Schedito JavaScript and the calendar-specific widget container. CSS and JavaScript normally need to be loaded only once, while the widget container is placed where the booking interface should appear.
Yes. The calendar-specific Schedito <div> can be placed in a WordPress Custom HTML block.
In WordPress 7.0 and later, the Custom HTML block also provides separate HTML, CSS and JavaScript editing panels for users with the appropriate permissions. For a normal Schedito installation, however, we recommend placing only the widget container in the page block and loading the Schedito stylesheet and JavaScript once at site level rather than repeating them in every booking block.
In general, yes. A page builder that provides an HTML or embed component can host the calendar-specific Schedito widget container.
The Schedito stylesheet and JavaScript should normally be added once using the builder's global custom-code functionality, the WordPress theme integration or another appropriate site-level mechanism. The exact interface differs between builders.
No. The booking configuration and Schedito booking data are managed by Schedito rather than being stored as the core booking database of your WordPress installation.
This is one of the reasons the booking setup can remain usable if you later rebuild or migrate the website.
The Schedito widget is designed to display the booking experience directly within your website page. Customers can therefore move from your WordPress content into the booking flow without being sent to a separate booking marketplace.
Your Schedito configuration remains independent of WordPress. You can integrate the widget into the replacement website and continue using the existing services, resources, availability and booking setup rather than starting again from zero.
Add booking to WordPress without rebuilding your business around WordPress
Create your booking setup in Schedito, embed it in the WordPress site you already have and keep the freedom to change your website technology later.
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