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Add your quote form to your website

Keep the website you have. Customers choose services, tell you about the car and add photos without leaving it.

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Four ways to add it

Choose one, or use more than one on the same website. The form is the same in each.

How it appears

The form inside a page of your website.

Code
<div data-bookr-inline="your-business"><a href="https://bookr.page/your-business">Get a quote</a></div>
<script src="https://bookr.page/embed.js" async></script>

Paste it where the form should appear. If your site builder asks for a website address instead of code, use https://bookr.page/embed/your-business.

Try the real form

This is Bookr’s sample page, added here with the inline code above.

Where to paste it

The same steps Bookr shows you beside your code.

  • Wix

    Add Elements → Embed Code → Embed a site, then paste bookr.page/embed/your-business. For the floating button, use Settings → Custom Code (needs a paid plan and your own domain).

  • Squarespace

    Add a Code block for Inline or Pop-up button, or Code Injection → Footer for the floating button. Needs the Core plan or higher; on Basic, link a button to your page link.

  • WordPress

    Add a Custom HTML block. WordPress.com needs a paid plan with plugins.

  • Webflow

    Add a Code Embed element. For the floating button, use Site settings → Custom code → Footer code.

  • Shopify

    Online Store → Edit theme → Add section → Custom Liquid.

  • GoDaddy

    Add an HTML section and paste the Inline code, or link a button to your page link.

  • Google Sites

    Insert → Embed → By URL, then paste bookr.page/embed/your-business.

  • Any other website

    Paste the code wherever your website accepts HTML, or link a button to your Bookr page.

Made to fit someone else’s website

The form runs inside your website, so it works around your header, your buttons and your customers’ phones.

  • Grows with each step

    The inline form resizes to fit each step, so there is no scroll box inside your page.

  • Clears your header

    Each step scrolls into view below a fixed or sticky header.

  • Your theme and language

    The form uses your booking page’s theme, language and currency.

  • Loads when needed

    The script loads without holding up your page. An inline form loads as it comes near the screen.

  • Opens without a wait

    The pop-up starts loading when the button is pointed at, focused or tapped.

  • Full screen on phones

    On phones the pop-up fills the screen. Closing it keeps what the customer entered for next time.

  • Your own buttons

    With the script on a page, any link to your Bookr page opens as a pop-up.

  • Never a dead end

    Every snippet is a plain link until the script runs. If the form can’t load, customers get a link to open it in a new tab.

  • Out of the way

    The floating button hides while an inline form is on screen, so it never covers the form.

See what your website brings in

Add your website under Business details, and visits from the form on it show as Your website in Stats, from visit to request.

For your own analytics, the script fires a bookr:request-sent event when a customer sends a request. It carries your page address, never customer details.

Google Analytics
document.addEventListener(
  "bookr:request-sent",
  () => gtag("event", "generate_lead"),
);
Visitors by source (Instagram, Google, direct, Facebook and the business’s website) and by device, and the steps from visiting the page to starting the form to sending a request.

Questions

Do I need a developer?

No. Copy the code from Booking page → Add to your website in Bookr and paste it into your site builder. To skip code altogether, link a button you already have to your Bookr page.

Which website builders does it work with?

Any website that accepts HTML, including Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and GoDaddy. On Google Sites, embed the form by its address. Some builders only allow code on paid plans.

Will it slow down my website?

The script loads without holding up your page, and an inline form loads only as it comes near the screen.

Does the form match my website?

It uses your booking page’s theme, language and currency. Choose the theme closest to your website from Bookr’s six.

What happens if the form can’t load?

Customers still get a link to your Bookr page. Every snippet is a plain link until the script runs, and a form that can’t load offers to open in a new tab.

Can I count requests in Google Analytics?

Yes. When a customer sends a request, the script fires a bookr:request-sent event on your page. Send it on as a conversion. It carries your page address only, never customer details.

Do visits from my website show in Bookr?

Yes. Add your website under Business details, and visits from the form on it show as Your website in Stats, from visit to request.

What if my page isn’t published yet?

Your website shows “This form isn’t available.” until you publish your page in Bookr.

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