To take bookings on the website you already have, paste the code block (iframe) from your booking software into a page of your site, or add a “Book” button that opens your booking page. With Voxtya, the code and the link are ready in your settings: the form shows on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or any site that accepts HTML code, with no commission, for €29 a month.
Widget, button or QR code: 3 ways to add booking
| Way | What the customer sees | Where to put it |
|---|
| Embedded widget (iframe) | The booking form inside your page, without leaving your site | “Book”, “Contact” or home page |
| Button or link | Your own booking page, opened in one click | Site menu, Instagram bio, Google profile, WhatsApp |
| QR code | The same page, opened with the phone camera | Window, table, menu, receipt |
The widget is the most comfortable for customers; the button works everywhere, even when your site builder refuses code.
Where to paste the code on your site
| Your site | Where to paste the code |
|---|
| WordPress | A “Custom HTML” block in the page, no plugin to install or update |
| Wix | “Embed Code”, then “Embed a site” or an HTML element |
| Squarespace | A “Code” block (depending on your Squarespace plan) |
| Shopify | A custom code section in the theme editor |
| Other site, or code refused | A “Book” button pointing to your booking link |
Menu names change often in these builders: look for “HTML”, “Code” or “Embed”. With Voxtya, you copy the code from Settings › “Embed widgets”, and the form height adjusts on its own.
What the Voxtya booking widget does
- Your way of working: time slots, floor plan (tables and areas), appointments by service and staff member, or rooms.
- Confirmation email to the customer, reminder the day before, link to cancel or move.
- Waitlist and a customer file filled by bookings.
- No commission, whether the booking comes from your site, Google or Instagram.
- The same link works for your Google profile (“Book” button) and your Instagram bio.
What Voxtya does not do: take a deposit or card guarantee (no payments are handled). No website, or one to rebuild? The Voxtya website already includes booking: €49 a month for both.
5 things to check before choosing a widget
- Are bookings made on your own site charged a commission?
- Is the form easy to use on a phone, where most bookings happen?
- Do you need a plugin to install and keep updated?
- Does the customer get a confirmation and a reminder?
- Do your customers’ details belong to you, and can you export them?
Working out the cost over 12 months: reservation software pricing.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a booking system to my website?
Copy the code block from your booking software and paste it into a page of your site (HTML or “Code” block), or add a “Book” button that points to your booking page. With Voxtya, the code and the link are in Settings › “Embed widgets”.
Do I need a WordPress plugin?
No. A “Custom HTML” block is enough: nothing to install or update on your WordPress site.
Does the widget work on Wix or Squarespace?
Yes, as long as your builder accepts a code block. If not, a “Book” button to your booking link does the same job.
Is there a commission on bookings made from my website?
Not with Voxtya: you pay the subscription, whatever the number of bookings or covers.
How much does the Voxtya booking widget cost?
It comes with the Bookings service: €29 a month (€23 billed yearly), with the 30-day free trial. Website + Bookings: €49 a month.
I don’t have a website, what can I do?
Share your booking link on your Google profile and Instagram, or take the Voxtya website, which already includes booking (€49 a month for both).
