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Your booking page is the storefront: one link where clients pick a service, pick a time, and book without texting you first. This guide takes it from default to published. Every Sable workspace gets its own booking address ending in .sable.salon/book, based on your salon’s name. Yours is shown at the top of Settings → Booking Page. That’s the link you’ll share in your Instagram bio, on Google, and in every “how do I book?” reply for the rest of time.

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Get the page ready

1

Check what's bookable

The page shows your Public services. Open Services and confirm that everything a client should be able to book is set to Public, and that in-person-only work isn’t.
2

Style it

In Settings → Booking Page, set your logo, salon name, and description, then pick your accent color, page background, and heading font. The four font personalities (Cozy, Smart, Editorial, Glam) each change the feel of the whole page, so try them against the live preview before settling.
3

Set your booking policies

The payments section of the Booking Page settings is where you protect your time:
  • Require a card to book: the client saves a card to finish booking. The gentlest protection, and the foundation for the other two.
  • Deposit: collect part of the price (a fixed amount, a percentage, or full payment) when the client books.
  • No-show fee: a fixed amount or percentage of the service you can charge when someone simply doesn’t show.
These need payments connected to work. Not sure where to start? Require a card, skip deposits on quick services, and put deposits on the long appointments like color and extensions.
4

Preview like a client, then save

Flip the live preview to Mobile, because that’s how nearly every client will see it. Read your description once out loud. Then Save changes.
5

Book yourself, for real

Open your booking link on your own phone, in a private browsing window, and book an appointment start to finish. You’re checking three things: the services on offer are right, the times match your actual availability, and the confirmation feels like you.
  • Instagram bio first. It’s where clients actually look.
  • Google Business Profile, as your booking link.
  • Your text auto-replies and voicemail.

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Common early questions

A service is missing from the page. Its visibility isn’t Public. Fix it in Services. No times are showing. The times on offer come from your schedule and availability. See Services, schedules, and availability. I changed something and the page looks the same. Changes apply when you hit Save changes. The preview pane shows unsaved edits before that. Still stuck? Visit the Help Center to submit a support ticket.