Documentation

Getting started with Get Bookable

Get Bookable gives salons, studios, and independent service businesses a beautiful booking website with online scheduling, deposits, and automatic reminders — without hiring a developer. This page walks you from signing up to having a live site your clients can book, and points you at the right guide for each step.

Create your account

Head to getbookable.online and sign up. You sign in with your Google or Microsoft account, so there's no separate password to remember. Your first sign-in creates your business and starts your free trial — you can build your whole site and take test bookings before you pay anything.

The onboarding funnel at a glance

After you sign up, a short guided setup gets you to a live site:

Pick how your site looks. Either start from a template — a ready-made design you can go live with in minutes — or bring your own design, built with a design tool and imported as a bundle.
Your site is created. We turn your chosen design into a real, editable website with your booking page wired up.
You land in your admin. From here you add services, set your hours, and go live.

You can change almost everything later, so don't worry about getting every detail perfect during setup.

What the trial includes

The trial gives you the full product: your live site, the booking widget, services and pricing, availability, and the tenant admin. It's there so you can see real bookings work before committing. When you're ready, add a plan under Account & billing — and if the trial lapses, your admin stays reachable so you never lose access to your data.

Where your admin lives

Your admin — we call it your dashboard — is where you run everything: bookings, clients, services, and settings. It lives at getbookable.online/admin/your-business. Bookmark it. Your public booking site lives on its own address (your-business.getbookable.online, or your custom domain once you add one).

Next steps

Once you're in, the most useful first moves are:

Add your services — what clients can book, with prices and durations.
Set your opening hours — when clients can book.
Set your booking rules — notice periods, deposits, and cancellations.
Run your bookings day to day.