
Why this matters
A booking page with no logo, mismatched colors, and a generic URL sends a subtle signal that the business is unprofessional or unsecured. Research shows that branded, consistent experiences increase conversion rates — more contacts who land on a branded booking page complete the booking than those who land on a generic one. Your booking page should look as polished as your website.How to create your branded booking page
Open your calendar settings
Go to Calendars > Calendar Settings and click on the calendar you want to customize. Navigate to the Forms & Availability tab or the Customization section, depending on your calendar type.

Set the calendar title and description
Update the Calendar Name — this is what contacts see at the top of the booking page. Add a short Description explaining what the appointment is for and what the contact can expect.Example title: “30-Minute Strategy Call”
Example description: “Book your complimentary strategy session. We will review your current goals and outline a clear next step.”
Upload your logo and set brand colors
In the Customization or Appearance section of the calendar settings:
- Upload your business logo — it displays at the top of the booking page
- Set your primary color — used for the booking button, selected time slot highlights, and accents
- Set the background color — keep it consistent with your website or use white for a clean look

Configure the intake form questions
Under Form Fields or Custom Fields, add the questions you want contacts to answer before completing the booking:
- Name and email are collected by default
- Add Phone to enable SMS confirmation and reminders
- Add custom questions — company name, goal for the call, how they heard about you
- Mark fields as required or optional
Set up the confirmation message and redirect
After a contact completes their booking, they see a confirmation screen. Configure what happens at that moment:
- Confirmation message: The text shown immediately after booking — for example, “You are booked! Check your email for a confirmation and calendar invite.”
- Redirect URL: Instead of a message, redirect the contact to a custom thank you page on your website — your booking confirmation funnel page, a video message, or a resource download

Connect your domain
By default, your booking page lives on a generic platform URL. To use your own domain:
- Go to Settings > Domains and confirm your domain is connected to the platform
- Inside the calendar settings, assign the calendar to your connected domain
- Set a clean URL slug — for example,
yourdomain.com/bookoryourdomain.com/strategy-call

Preview and publish your booking page
Click Preview to see the booking page exactly as a contact will see it. Check:
- Logo and colors appear correctly
- Available time slots display accurately
- Form fields are in the right order and labeled clearly
- The confirmation message or redirect works after a test booking
Key points
Custom domain vs. platform URL
Custom domain vs. platform URL
Without a custom domain, your booking page URL includes the platform’s subdomain — for example,
app.hoopai.io/calendar/your-calendar. With a custom domain connected, you can publish the page at yourdomain.com/book — a cleaner, more professional URL that reinforces your brand in every link you share.Redirect vs. confirmation message — which to use?
Redirect vs. confirmation message — which to use?
Use a confirmation message for simplicity — just enter the text and the booking page displays it immediately. Use a redirect when you want to do something more sophisticated: send the contact to a thank you page with a video, offer a resource download, or trigger a pixel event for ad tracking. Redirect to a page on your own domain for maximum brand consistency.
Form fields and conversion rates
Form fields and conversion rates
Every additional field you add to the intake form reduces the percentage of contacts who complete the booking. Name, email, and phone are the core minimum. Add company name and one qualifying question if your sales process requires it. Avoid asking for information you can collect later in the discovery call itself.
Multiple calendar types, one branded experience
Multiple calendar types, one branded experience
The same branding options — logo, colors, custom domain, confirmation redirect — apply to all calendar types: Service (one-on-one), Round Robin, Collective, and Class Booking. Each calendar can have its own distinct branding, or you can keep a consistent look across all of them.
Key benefits
Professional first impression
Professional first impression
A branded booking page with your logo, colors, and domain builds trust before the appointment even starts.
Higher booking completion
Higher booking completion
Familiar branding reduces friction and increases the percentage of visitors who complete the booking.
Custom intake questions
Custom intake questions
Collect exactly the information you need to prepare for the appointment — no more, no less.
Flexible confirmation options
Flexible confirmation options
Show a simple message or redirect to a fully custom thank you page with additional resources.
Your own domain
Your own domain
Publish at
yourdomain.com/book for a clean, professional link you can share anywhere.