Put your booking link everywhere

Every shop has one booking page, at an address made from your shop's name when you sign up: wunderhand.com/book/your-shop. Anyone who opens it can pick a service, a person and a time, and pay whatever you ask for up front — a deposit, the full price, or nothing. Nobody needs an account. The whole job of getting booked online is putting that address where people already find you.

Find it under Shop → Your page, as Your link.

Instagram

Edit profile → Links → Add external link, paste it, and give it a title such as Book online. Say it in your bio too: "Book through the link".

Google

On your Google Business Profile, Edit profile → Bookings, paste the address as your appointment link. A Book button then appears on your listing in Search and Maps. It can take a day to show.

Facebook

On your Page, Add action button → Book now, choose Link to website, and paste the address.

Your own website

The simplest way is a button that opens the booking page. If you would rather the booking form sat on your own site, paste this where you want it:

<script src="https://wunderhand.com/embed.js" data-shop="your-shop" async></script>

Replace your-shop with the last part of your booking address. The form appears in place of that line, sized to fit, and works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and anything that lets you paste HTML. Add data-mode="button" to get a floating Book button in the corner of every page instead, which opens the form over the page.

Clients go through the same steps as on your booking page, and pay inside the form. Now and then a payment has to finish on Stripe's own page, which cannot sit inside another website: the form then asks the client to tap once to go there, and Stripe brings them back to their confirmation when they have paid.