📅 Booking

Bookable from any website. Two lines of code.

Your customer sees what is free and takes it — confirmed on the spot, or once you say yes. You paste two lines into your site and every reservation comes back to one inbox.

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A customer picking a time slot on a website while the owner watches the reservation arrive
From free to booked

What happens while you are working

No back-and-forth, no missed calls, no double bookings. The customer does it themselves and you keep the overview.

  1. 1
    Availability

    Your customer sees live availability.

  2. 2
    Booked

    Picks a slot — confirmed with a tracking link.

  3. 3
    Inbox

    You see it all in one reservations inbox.

Three shapes

One calendar, three ways to book

A salon, a restaurant and a boat hire are not booking the same thing. They do use the same calendar.

Appointments

Per person or per service. Your customer sees the slots that are genuinely free, not the ones you hope to fill.

Tables & capacity

Book by party size — tables, classes, spots. Full is full, even when three people click at once.

Rentals

By the hour or the half-day, per boat, room or piece of gear. Two customers can never walk off with the same boat.

It's also bookable through the chat.

The assistant on your site can look up what is free and hold the slot itself — the visitor never has to leave the conversation.

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Two lines, wherever you put them

The calendar appears exactly where you paste the block — halfway down your contact page, under your prices, wherever you like. No plugin, no framework, no rebuild.

Works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace or a page you wrote yourself. Your website needs to know nothing else about it.

Paste this into your own site
<div id="nsupport-booking"></div>
<script src="https://app.nsupportplatform.com/booking-widget.js" data-key="pk_bk_..." async></script>

Drop in your own key and the calendar is open. Your customer installs nothing and creates no account.

Your calendar fills itself.

Set your hours once. After that customers book themselves in — on your site, in the chat, at three in the morning.

Weekly schedules, blocks, closures and multiple resources: all booking features.